Sentence examples for lab costs from inspiring English sources

The Chair of Excellence for young researchers pays €250,000 over 3 years €150,000 in the first year--to be spent on equipment and other lab costs as well as salaries for short-term contract staff.

I'm fascinated to know whether astronomers too have to pay their way to conferences and whether a chemist's lab costs are similar to how much I paid for my dive gear [for doing marine research].

Moore's Law, which drives the information technology revolution, improved 100-fold in 15 years, yet the wet lab costs to identify a genome have dropped 100,000-fold to $1,000 per genome, which is considered the tipping point of affordability for many.

While the lab costs for a genomic may study still supersede the lab costs for traditional conservation genetics, a less labour intensive sampling may cut the costs of the conservation project on the nonlab part of the project.

To reduce time consumption and lab costs we optimized a simple isolation strategy for HrU10 alleles that did not require cloning.

Therefore, the cost of the MCADD screening test used in the model was limited to lab costs including capital equipment, consumables and personnel.

Although some medicines are free in impoverished areas, there is often an associated lab cost or physician fee.

The custom machines in Dr. Lichtman's lab cost millions of dollars, but Mr. Hayworth envisions a day when brain slicers and related software will be everyday tools.

A 2013 ABC News investigation found that a woman was charged more than $4,000 for blood work at an in-network facility, while the cost for the same battery of tests at an independent lab cost just $260.

Each one of these labs costs $29.99.

The automated DNA synthesizers used in thousands of labs cost a hundred thousand dollars a decade ago.