Sentence examples for laboratories available from inspiring English sources

"You want to make this resource of an outstanding faculty and an outstanding library and laboratories available to the very strongest students you can find," said James O. Freedman, president emeritus of Dartmouth College, and the author of "Liberal Education and the Public Interest University of Iowa Pressss, 2003).

Some students mentioned of desktop computers that they accessed in the three computer laboratories available on the University campus where students pay for Internet services at subsidised fees.

As TBAs can easily be measured in standard hospital laboratories, available at manageable costs BAs could represent an early non-invasive marker for predicting outcome and serve as a new tool for early risk stratification in critically ill patients.

As technology allows more people to access more information and makes tests once found only in expensive laboratories available and affordable from companies, should we worry about information overload triggering uninformed decisions from consumers?

But one plaintiff's attorney believes the decision--handed down last week by Judge Royce Lamberth of the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C.--is a death knell for any arrangement of this kind because Lamberth cast doubt on the government's claim that parks are "outdoor laboratories" available for commercial research.

He chose the school because, as it was only eight years old, it had one of the most modern laboratories available.

Genspace, a kind of co-working lab for scientists, offers a fully equipped research laboratory available for public use for a modest monthly fee.

Fig. 2 The gel electrophoresis virtual laboratory available at http://learn.genetics.utal.edu.edu

The Sun is the nearest stellar and astrophysical laboratory, available for detailed studies in several fields of physics and astronomy.

At present, the Moon represents the only natural laboratory available to us to study solar wind interaction with small-scale crustal magnetic fields, though simulation results and theoretical work can also help us understand the physical processes at work.

If there is, then there will often be a mobile laboratory available to test people's drugs, called "check it".