Sentence examples for laboratories led to a from inspiring English sources

The original suggested that Serco owned the majority stake in GSTS Pathology and that the partnership's takeover of the NHS's laboratories "led to a series of clinical and financial failures".

Just two days ago, Frieden said he found out that a cross contamination in one of the CDC's influenza laboratories led to a highly pathogenic strain of "bird flu", or H5N1, to be accidentally shipped to a Department of Agriculture lab that was expecting a safer strain.

At the same time, studies from the de Lange laboratory led to a similar proposal, namely that in human cells the telomere repeat binding protein TRF1 controls telomere length in cis by inhibiting telomerase action at individual telomeres (van Steensel and de Lange, 1997).

Previous structure based optimization in our laboratories led to the identification of a novel, high-affinity cyclic sulfone hydroxyethylamine-derived inhibitor such as 1 that lowers CNS-derived Aβ following oral administration to transgenic APP51/16 mice.

The laboratories led to scientific research and tuition (particularly in chemistry) becoming an important part of the college's academic life.

Seminal work in this field by the Czarnik and Lippard laboratories led to the development of numerous turn-off, and later turn-on fluorescent sensors for Hg2+.

TB is a notifiable disease in Australia and notification by hospitals, doctors, TB clinics and pathology laboratories leads to public health action.

Also, the choice of models, strains and different drug exposure time from the data sets generated from different laboratories lead to variations [ 79].

Biological experiments over many years and from many laboratories have led to a predictive wiring diagram of this specific biological process.

A minor accident involving Born's black body experiment, a ruptured cooling water hose, and a flooded laboratory, led to Lummer telling him that he would never become a physicist.

He said fraud by a police laboratory led to his conviction.