Sentence examples for laboratories set up from inspiring English sources

The committees collect dues to pay for regular water-quality tests by laboratories set up in the sanitary marts.

He was the first director (1960-83) of the hospital's paediatric research unit (and later of the Prince Philip laboratories) set up by the National Spastics Society.

In Ghana, higher-quality research proposals will reach the country's national research fund thanks to the laboratories set up and scientists trained under the ACE scheme, says Mohammed Salifu, executive secretary of the Ghana's National Council for Tertiary Education.

As a result, many new Ph.D.'s are stuck in one postdoctoral research job after another, helping run laboratories set up by senior scientists, waiting to see if they can win permanent academic appointment.

These laboratories connect with the early laboratories set up during the World War II Manhattan Project to build the first atomic bombs.

In Belgium, a surveillance system of sentinel (n=127) and reference (n=38) laboratories, set up in 1983, reports on a voluntary basis on a list of organisms, including Campylobacter.

He has a new laboratory set up in Rockefeller University hospital.

The modern laboratory, set up in adjoining premises with help from Italy, is just ticking over.

A cold fusion laboratory set up by the ministry in Sapporo is expected to be shut, scientists said.

Later he tried to replicate famous experiments in chemistry and physics, spending nights and weekends in a makeshift laboratory set up in his parents' house.

The team was then ordered to take samples immediately to a laboratory set up in Iraq to test for chemical weapons.