Sentence examples for lab that could be from inspiring English sources

Chu launched into a story of gross energy negligence at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory LBNLL), which he headed before coming to Washington, D.C. Chu was looking for unused space at the lab that could be redirected to new projects.

I was on my first trip to Los Alamos, in 2012, to identify technology being developed in the lab that could be licensed to private industry — part of my job as Program Manager at the Transition to Practice (TTP) program in the Department of Homeland Security.

Regarding the activity of the immune response in eggs, there is some recent work from Will Wood's lab that could be cited about the maturation of the immune response in relation to ecdysone signaling.

There is a Maintenance of Wakefulness Test done in sleep labs that could be ordered to measure wakefulness of drivers who are on significant amounts of sedating medications.

The group hopes to build a relatively cheap virus in its labs that could be tweaked on an individual basis to hunt and kill breast cancer cells.

Although CDC inspects labs handling pathogens that could be used as bioweapons--which are known as select agents--the agency does not oversee labs working on infectious agents not on the select agent list, such as SARS, hantavirus, and dengue.

The laboratories they were working in weren't much help: Cuts to Spanish science have left most Spanish labs without funds that could be used to support the young researchers.

Taking tissue samples before incineration for later study would also involve the lab in animal diseases that could be fatal to humans, only months after the Clinton administration, at Mr. Forbes's urging, withdrew funds to make the center the country's first Biosafety Level 4 laboratory.

My best advice: have your lab mates hide anything that could be used as a weapon.

Elemental mercury capture experiments were conducted at 100 °C in a purposely designed 65 mm ID lab-scale pyrex reactor, that could be operated both in the fluidized bed and in the entrained bed configurations.

Innovation is not zero sum--more and more innovation is happening in the pristine, new information technology campuses and biotechnology labs of China--developments that could be beneficial to Americans (maybe they'll find a cure for diabetes).