Sentence examples for laboratories in the first from inspiring English sources

The university's plans call for 100,000 square feet of offices and research laboratories in the first phase of the project in a three-story brick and metal-panel building.

Data shown as mean + SD collected from n = 14 from three independent experiments with three donors of pancreatic islets run at two different laboratories in the first lane and n = 5 from one pancreatic islet donor in the second and third lane.

Covington County is an isolated rural terrain where drugs are a recreational outlet in the absence of others, where the police found nearly 200 methamphetamine laboratories in the first years of the decade, and where they made more arrests for abusing the drug than anywhere else in the state.

But the animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), whose lobbying efforts led to the workshop, says the meeting was supposed to determine whether monkeys and their relatives belong in laboratories in the first place.

Two basically different approaches for RNA amplification have been used by various laboratories: In the first, the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) is performed to increase the amount of sample either exponentially [ 8, 9] or linearly [ 10].

Reporting time data were provided by 17 of 18 laboratories in the first 12 months, 20 of 22 laboratories in the second 12 months, and all 26 laboratories in the final two 12-month periods.

This increased to 50%% of the laboratories in the second phase.

Although the onset of forager activity was advanced relative to the time of hive opening, it was still delayed relative to that of nurse-age bees in the laboratory in the first two trials (Fig. 5b and Supplementary Fig. 5a).

Thirteen laboratories took part in the pre-evaluation panel, 18 laboratories participated in the first EQA run.

13 laboratories took part in the pre-evaluation panel and 18 laboratories participated in the first EQA run.

In 1999, a consortium of European laboratories participated in the first multi-centre study with the objective of reaching a general consensus on the criteria for defining a circulating epithelial cell as a cancer cell [ 8].