Sentence examples for laboratories to address from inspiring English sources

Many of the recent advances in the development of laboratory activities in evolutionary biology have focused on using computer simulations or virtual laboratories to address common student misconceptions related to evolution and natural selection (Abraham et al. 2009; Rands 2010; Speth et al. 2009; Toth et al. 2009).

U.S. regulators under President Obama have moved aggressively to fund researchers at several government laboratories to address the frequently heard complaint that the more robust studies relied upon by regulators are "tainted" by industry connections.

Here, we review the methods that have been applied in our laboratories to address these challenges.

Here, we review methods that have been developed in our laboratories to address these challenges.

Weil and Scala (1971) and Cormier et al. (1996) studied the variability of responses of nine substances tested in up to 24 laboratories to address both the within- and the between-laboratory variability of the test method.

Despite a clear recognition of the need for research and development toward TB control nationally and globally, there is little national budget support to research laboratories to address human resources, consumables, equipment servicing and maintenance, and training needs.

In effect this model is a 'virtual ecosystem' laboratory to address local as well as landscape-level questions pertinent to plant insect interactions, taking plant architecture into account.

The long-term organic and long-term conventional fields of the FST provide an excellent field laboratory to address the impact of growing methods on nutrient density.

In 1935, the United States Department of the Interior created the Southwestern Range and Sheep Breeding Laboratory to address the problems Rambouillet stock had caused for the Navajo economy.

Investigations are currently underway in our laboratory to address this issue and to determine whether our observations are tumour-specific, or applicable to other adenocarcinomas such as breast and prostate.

A strategic plan crafted in 2004 spelled out critical unanswered scientific questions and described how networks of researchers could work together, with standardized laboratory tests, to address them.