Sentence examples for lab times from inspiring English sources

But don't expect your thaw times to match the lab times I've quoted unless you have an immersion circulator or another method to keep the water in motion and at a constant temperature.

As David Colquhoun pointed out in the Lab Times, Hunt was asked the following question in an interview last year: "In your opinion, why are women still under-represented in senior positions in academia and funding bodies?" Hunt replied: "I'm not sure there is really a problem, actually.

Make a spreadsheet of all your waking hours and block off your classes, lectures and lab times.

The Glendale children love lab time.

My own concern was that lab time would have been cut.

My daughter is taking physics, and lab time is important to me".

But Mrs. Lichtman said she has noticed more contestants undertaking social science projects, where no lab time is needed.

But they come here knowing that they're not going to miss any lab time because of a road game.

Mrs. Lichtman -- then Gwen Seitman of Oceanside High School -- needed no lab time to complete her number theory project.

Most bioscience students in the UK get around 3-9 hofrs of lab time per week, but that's not enough.

What it does not say is that the rate remained at 85 percent last year, even though Dundalk dropped Cognitive Tutor in 2007 because of difficulties arranging lab time.