Sentence examples for laboratories stating that from inspiring English sources

In June, the government issued an "ultimatum" to India's Council of Scientific and Industrial Research CSIRR), a network of 38 national laboratories, stating that they need "to nurture its own finances.

A striking finding was that 2/3 of all laboratories stated that they believed they needed to implement more validation.

One physician working in the NRCID serology laboratory stated that approximately 30% of its current assays on inpatients with acute or chronic hepatitis are positive for hepatitis C.

Part of the evidence against him was a laboratory report stating that bags of white powder said to have belonged to him contained cocaine.

The European Molecular Biology Organisation (EMBO) Fellowship Manager, Jan Taplick, gave an overview of funding available for polish nationals to work in their host laboratories and stated that reasonably few applications were received from Poland.

Five of the eight laboratories interviewed stated that they commonly use solvent extraction methods based on chloroform/methanol according to Bligh and Dyer [21] or Randall et al. [9] which is a modification of the procedure originally described by Folch et al. [20].

In relation to behavioural/neurological aspects of the mdx- 4cv strain, the Mouse Genome Information site from Jackson Laboratory states that this dystrophic mouse model exhibits abnormal grip strength and that the determined grip strength is weaker than that of wild type and the mdx- 3cv mouse (http://www.informatics.jax.org).org

Ebram Laboratory returned the email stating that they did not have any technical report at the time, and the only validation process was executed by CGLAB (N° 03/06) (Coordenação Geral de Laboratórios de Saúde Pública - or General Coordination of Public Health Laboratories, which is a coordination in the Brazilian Epidemiologic Surveillance Department).

He also, like Dr. Hepner, testified that the Unigenetics lab was reliable and followed appropriate measures to prevent contamination, stating "that the laboratory of Dr. John O'Leary, Dr. Orla Sheils, and their colleagues has a good reputation".

The role of the laboratory does not go beyond stating that prenatal/presymptomatic diagnosis would be possible.

Critics of laboratory dyspnoea studies have stated that laboratory-induced dyspnoea is not the same as clinical dyspnoea.