Sentence examples for lab examining from inspiring English sources
From being an "agricultural technician" among Jersey cattle, John then found work in a lab, examining smaller creatures at the East of Scotland College of Agriculture, Edinburgh.
Before Stiers's arrival the following week, Gahl planned to do some reading on basement-membrane disorders and to look for an expert somewhere at the N.I.H. "There are basic scientists here who study the basement membrane as their life's work," he said, referring to investigators who work only in the lab, examining cell cultures or animals rather than human patients.
A recent meta-analysis was conducted by our lab examining 23 studies in which postmenopausal women who were and were not taking estrogen hormone replacement were subjected to tests of muscle strength [1].
In a study published in February in the journal Environmental Microbiology, Dr. Fierer's lab examined 82 surfaces in four Boulder kitchens.
The lab examined eight human brains for proteins whose concentrations change significantly in the dentate gyrus with age.
"Love Letters" is no exception, as the clip includes a smooth, one-shot reel of the band surrounded by painted set pieces with cut-outs that frame the group in various settings (such as in a computer screen and in a lab examined by scientists). .
A previous study in our lab examined genetic allozyme and RAPD diversities to understand the ecological-genetic patterns in the spiny mouse Acomys cahirinus from the ecologically contrasting opposite slopes of "Evolution Canyon", lower Nahal Oren, Israel [37].
The pepCs were present in all LAB examined and clustered in groups related to the reference tree.
Our lab examined the expression and therapeutic effect with receptor blockade of the chemokine CXCL12, and one of its two receptors, CXCR4, in a rodent model of cystitis.
Work from the Tracy lab examined the effect of the hydrophobic N-terminal anchor sequence on mediating the interaction between CYP2C9 and CYP3A4.
In her most recent work, Moran and Gordon Bennett, a postdoctoral fellow in Moran's lab, examine the genomes of two obligate symbionts living within the aster leafhopper (Macrosteles quadrilineatus), a bug that feeds on the sugar-rich phloem fruits, vegetables, and other plants.
