Sentence examples for laboratories- from inspiring English sources

Compassion for animals in laboratories is not "sentimentality"; it goes hand-in-hand with compassion for humans, both of which would be served by leaving cruel and demonstrably unnecessary monkey experiments behind in favour of truly humane and human-relevant science.

Last year, he approached several commercial laboratories to run further tests, but the moment they discovered the job was related to morgellons, firm after firm backed out.

They're not bleached or straightened or manufactured in laboratories, they're honest products of the natural world.

The first upload of an existing movie to the internet was reported by the New York Times in 1993, when Wax: Or the Discovery of Television Among the Bees was broadcast to "a small audience scattered among a few dozen computer laboratories".

In a linked commentary, Vincent Munster, of NIAID Rocky Mountain Laboratories in Hamilton, US, pointed out that there had not been reports of camels falling ill as a result of the virus.

With a new introduction by the author, David Quammen's hair-raising report tracks the virus from chimp populations in the jungles of southeastern Cameroon to laboratories across the globe, as he unravels the mysteries of when, where, and under what circumstances such a consequential spillover can happen.

For all the cries from Washington politicians about European plundering of an American treasure in particular of Lucent's Bell Laboratories, a legendary research lab that invented the transistor the merger, if consummated, could have been just the latest in a string of American triumphs at offloading industrial has-beens into foreign hands.

Paladin also employs Dr Alf Andreassen, a former technical adviser for naval warfare who was also for classified national programmes at AT&T and Bell Laboratories.

A study done some years ago by the now-defunct RCA Laboratories in New Jersey found the median eye-to-screen distance in American homes to be nine feet (2.7 metres).

The formative experience of his business life was having to fire more than a thousand of his fellow employees at Wang Laboratories in the late 1980s.

But a surprising portion of what passes for modern technology can be traced back to this site, the home of Bell Laboratories, now the research arm of Lucent, but previously that of AT&T, a big American telecoms firm.