Sentence examples for laboratories handling from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 — The federal government is failing to supervise properly a greatly expanded network of public and private laboratories handling deadly agents like anthrax and Ebola, Congressional investigators and public health experts testified on Thursday.

House and Senate negotiators announced tonight that they had finished work on a bill to defend the nation against bioterrorist attacks, to expand government stockpiles of antibiotics and vaccines and to tighten federal regulation of laboratories handling deadly microbes.

Critics of the current select agent system have called for more stringent regulation and a reduction in the number of laboratories handling dangerous agents.

Specifically, the article discusses (a) the possibilities of automatic measurement by standard electrocardiographic equipment, (b) the danger of casual measurement by central laboratories handling the electrocardiograms, (c) the selection of recording leads for QT interval measurement, and (d) the problem of the so-called heart rate hysteresis of the QT interval adaptation.

This case emphasizes the need for laboratories handling blood to ensure that every accidental injury, however trivial it may seem, is declared and managed.

A particular goal was to combine a real-time PCR-based approach with an automated sample preparation system, which is especially beneficial for clinical laboratories handling large numbers of specimens.

Mr. Ridge said today that dozens of university and pharmaceutical laboratories handled anthrax and that federal investigators were talking to them.

"The research capabilities of thousands of researchers is something that we're still trying to run down," Mr. Caruso told Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, when she asked why the agency did not know how many laboratories handled the anthrax germ.

The experimental protocol also included a control for laboratory handling.

The lab-on-a-chip based amplification and measurement system presented in this work has the potential to optimize conventional periodontitis diagnostics in the future by minimizing laboratory handling steps and enable fast realization of PCR, avoiding a long shipping time of patient samples.

The laboratory handles about 1,800 shooting cases a year, they said.