Sentence examples for lab pairs from inspiring English sources

A common SSW was used in comparing lab pairs to avoid the problem of having seemingly higher ITC's due to unusually large within-lab variability at some lab.

Finally, we calculated mean, standard deviation and p value (against null model of odds ratio being 1) of base 2 logarithm of those odds ratios across all cell line and lab pairs.

500 Labs pairs up potential candidates based on their qualifications — a developer with a general manager, for example — and gives them room to try out a bunch of ideas.

Getting in the spirit, Google Earth and about a dozen research labs paired their data, talents and technology to create high res maps of seafloor terrain.

As an additional comparative tool, we conducted 100,000 bootstrap simulations for each pre- and post-lab pair, comparing the fraction of runs in which the post-lab scores were higher than pre-lab scores (Table 1).

In one study, participants were college students who were brought in the lab in pairs to do a mock negotiation.

Three 15N HAB/14N LAB cerebella pairs were compared.

He documents their split, when Leary and Richard Alpert (later Ram Dass) were booted from their teaching posts after Harvard figured out just how far outside the lab the pair's research had taken them.

Looking back at his work in the research lab, he paired cognitive-ability tests with the board games that he had on hand, and divided these amusements by brain function — kids worked their way around their frontal lobes a die roll at a time.

(Chinen) ★ Sex Mob Residency (Thursday through Sept. 14) Sex Mob, the rugged and irreverent quartet led by the slide trumpeter Steven Bernstein — also with Briggan Krauss on alto saxophone, Tony Scherr on bass and Kenny Wollesen on drums — will play three nights at ShapeShifter Lab next week, pairing with a different opening act each night.

Wheeler invited Mousa into the lab and paired her with first-year graduate student Mais Jebrail.