The laboratory itself employs about 12,000 people.
Restocking it every year would have cost more than the laboratory itself.
But officials at the Los Alamos National Laboratory said they were confident that the nuclear material and chemical explosives were protected, even if the laboratory itself started burning.
Police officers are not allowed to enter the laboratory itself; instead, they hand the raw evidence, like clothing or swabs, across a counter to a technician.
Compared with the big, glassy boxes that many science labs resemble, the new facility is almost as improbable as Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory itself — a private research institution that has evolved over the last century on the site of a former whaling village on the north shore of Long Island, an hour away from New York City.
The laboratory itself is tucked away inside a protective cone-shaped capsule.
In the laboratory itself, each of the student research teams also had available a brief guidebook to the ten animals that they were studying, consisting of selected pages from Elson (1982) and Rust (1983).
In these cases, the laboratory itself decides whether a test has sufficient 'clinical validity' (ie, is sufficiently effective at measuring what it purports to measure).
We observed higher PPVs for biochemical alterations; in an automated process, the system of the laboratory itself could alert for possible ADEs.
To extend the Huxley analogy of the inward laboratory, food is not just broken down and synthesized in the laboratory, but can actually influence the construction and function of the laboratory itself – this many machines, that much capacity.
By detecting new, previously unreported case-patients through routine laboratory testing, the laboratory itself can serve as a secondary or primary surveillance system by detecting, registering, and reporting case-patients.
