Sentence examples for laboratories increased from inspiring English sources
Knowledge of the biota around these laboratories increased greatly during this period, and one particularly important publication [117] summarized existing knowledge of the origin, waters, and marine life of the Gulf.
Rapid influenza testing at all NSLIJHS clinical laboratories and the centralized laboratories increased dramatically.
The number of referring laboratories increased over time, and data on patient characteristics such as age, sex, socioeconomic status, occupation, travel history and prior antibiotic use was not collected.
Antenatal rapid testing aims to increase efficiency at clinics by avoiding transportation of samples to laboratories; increase the proportion of women receiving same-day results; and ensure that women booking late in pregnancy obtain HIV results prior to delivery[4].
Further clinical validation of the assay could improve the operational efficiency of clinical laboratories, increase their adherence to current recommendations for b2a2/b3a2 reporting on the IS and provide for the first time an opportunity to standardize e1a2-monitoring results.
Two departments, the operating theatre and the laboratory, increased their efficiency over time.
As part of their outbreak response, the laboratory increased weekly work hours by ≈60% and doubled weekend work hours.
In previous work from our laboratory, increased centrosome numbers were observed in Tsc1-null cells during prolonged G1/S arrest (63).
In our laboratory, increased expression of eNOS mRNA was also proven to prevent SAH-induced vasospasm via treatment of E2 in experimental models [ 12].
Similarly, respiratory virus detection rates increased with age, specimen collection outside the summer months, and time taken to reach the laboratory, while decreasing as visible mould levels in samples reaching the laboratory increased.
In one example, tungsten ore administered to preexisting human leukemia cells in the laboratory increased their growth by 170% compared with control samples over a 72-hr culture period (Sun et al. 2003).
