Sentence examples for laboratories to represent from inspiring English sources

This model combines a large amount of rat clearance data (n = 27,697) generated at multiple Pfizer laboratories to represent the broadest possible chemistry space.

However, a recent report by the American Society of Microbiology's Task Force on Consensus Approach for Ehrlichiosis (CAFÉ) considers positive PCR alone (without other laboratory support) to represent probable laboratory evidence of HGE (18 ).

So while guideline-consistent laboratory tests showed a much steeper increase over time, the other laboratory tests continued to represent the more significant share of total expenditure, even at the end of the period.

Our previous study has demonstrated that the virology data of this single laboratory were able to represent the virus activity in the entire Hong Kong [ 9].

I will describe three such "astrophysical laboratories", which are likely to represent new frontiers in cosmology and astrophysics over the next decade.

The CV, defined as the ratio of the standard deviation to the mean, was thought to be more accurate than standard deviations to compare the variability [ 20] and usually applied to represent laboratory values, e.g. red blood cell distribution width in complete blood count.

Despite some heterogeneity of responses, the standardised laboratory tests to induce mechanical damage in laboratory seem to be able to represent the effect of the mechanical damage associated with installation on the inclined plane shear response of soil-geosynthetic interfaces.

Two sets of laboratory-scale bioreactor landfills were simulated in a laboratory, and samples were prepared to represent different phases of decomposition.

The xGNP modified asphalt binder model was built by incorporating the xGNP model and control asphalt binder model and controlling mass ratios to represent the laboratory prepared samples.

Walt was by far the most senior person in the laboratory and was very qualified to represent their capabilities to this Swedish institution, a prospective collaborator.

Prior to 2001, serovar Ballum was included in our laboratory's routine MAT panel to represent the Ballum serogroup.