Sentence examples for laboratories aiming from inspiring English sources

TriPla-CA, which is a consortium of four EU laboratories aiming to support tritium relevant activities for ITER design is carrying out R&D and design for ITER Tritium Plant.

The experiments were carried out in three European laboratories aiming at extending and completing existing available information with respect to a wide range of engineering design properties such as structural stability, wave and current flows and wave transmission.

New developments coming out of their laboratories aim to convert the personal video recorder (PVR) from being a technological tour de force for switched-on video nerds into an entertainment appliance for the masses as simple to use as a toaster.

Microbes and viruses are constantly conducting experiments in the wild, while life sciences laboratories aim to mimic natural laboratories as closely as possible (Benyus 1997).

Here we review studies from our human and animal laboratories aimed at characterizing the health of the implanted cochlea and the auditory nerve.

This type of work is already ongoing in several laboratories aimed at rational vaccine and antibody design.

The vent mussel B. azoricus has been the subject of previous studies, in our laboratory, aiming at the characterization of its cellular and humoral immune reactions as a means to better understand physiological adaptations to vent environments.

To test this possibility, we used an ongoing study of our laboratory aiming at identifying new biomarkers of graft rejection by the transcriptomic analysis of blood cells from brain-dead organ donors.

Mr. Sweet says he will develop his own new work at the center while also leading a professional group of actors, writers and directors in a weekly laboratory aimed at shaping new plays.

By using trilobites as a macroevolutionary case study, this laboratory aims to cover both the fundamentals of a diverse taxonomic group (trilobites) and the broader concept of macroevolution.

The chapter also highlights the recent advances, primarily from laboratory, aimed at developing electrochemical sensors and detectors for explosive compounds.