"laboratory apparatus" is an accepted term in written English.
You can use it whenever referring to the tools and equipment used in a laboratory setting. For example, "The students were instructed to put away the laboratory apparatus before leaving the classroom."
The Martian soil proved to be extremely clumpy, and the spacecraft had recurrent trouble getting the samples through gratings into the spacecraft's laboratory apparatus.
The first and main thing worth knowing about Charlie Huston's new action hero is that he got his tough-guy name, Skinner, from laboratory apparatus at Harvard.
The isotope separation studies were oriented toward low enrichments (about 1 percent uranium-235) for the chain reaction experiments; they never got past the laboratory apparatus stage, and several times these prototypes were destroyed in bombing attacks.
November 4, 1806 Koblenz, Germany September 28 , 1879Bonn, Germany Karl Friedrich Mohr, (born Nov. 4, 1806, Koblenz, Prussia died Sept. 28, 1879, Bonn) German chemist who invented such laboratory apparatus as the pinchcock, cork borer, and Mohr's balance.
The chemostat is a basic piece of laboratory apparatus.
The chemostat is a laboratory apparatus used for the continuous culture of micro-organisms.
The Inst. has no laboratory apparatus-all scienties being too high level for anything but mathematical operations-except the Calculator.
Among Berzelius's other accomplishments were his improvements of laboratory apparatuses and techniques used for chemical and mineral analysis, especially solvent extraction, elemental analysis, quantitative wet chemistry, and qualitative mineral analysis.
Mass transfer mechanisms are described and quantified, nevertheless these experimental results in general refer to small laboratory apparatuses with a capacity of a few hundred millilitres and extremely high volumetric energy intensity.
Blood gas and unconjugated bilirubin were measured with routine clinical laboratory apparatuses.
However, this technique requires a complex laboratory setup and specialized apparatus.
