Sentence examples for laboratory breakthrough from inspiring English sources
Anne-Marie Corner, president and chief executive of Biosyn Inc., a pharmaceutical company in Huntington Valley, Pa., said the time between a laboratory breakthrough and the introduction of a product is typically a decade or longer.
might have extended its life with a laboratory breakthrough.
In all cases the applicability of the Wheeler Jonas has been demonstrated, i.e. one can use this equation to extrapolate single laboratory breakthrough results by simply varying the independent variables of the equation (amount of adsorbent, flow rate, inlet and breakthrough concentrations).
The PINK1-3xHA construct was generated by subcloning human PINK1 cDNA into the pcDNA3-3xHA vecthis(this vector is under an MTA to the Ashworth Laboratory, Breakthrough Breast Cancer Research Center, ICR, London, UK).
As a result, a research institution like Cold Spring Harbor can contract with a private company to turn laboratory breakthroughs into products that land in short order on drugstore shelves and in hospital warehouses.
Senior academics, including Sir Ian Wilmut, the Edinburgh scientist who cloned Dolly the Sheep, said funding for research, including crucial support from companies to turn laboratory breakthroughs into clinical treatments, would collapse if researchers lost the rights over their inventions.
Created by Congress in 1996 to address a shift toward industrial spying after the cold war, the law makes it a crime to steal business trade secrets, like software code and laboratory breakthroughs.
Stephen Trilling, 43 Senior director of research, Symantec BOOK -- "Tuxedo Park: A Wall Street Tycoon and the Secret Palace of Science That Changed the Course of World War II" by Jennet Conant (2002) WHY -- "It tells the story of Alfred Lee Loomis, a charismatic investor who established a laboratory where breakthrough ideas emerged to help us win World War II.
An assay was conducted in the laboratory to determine breakthrough of Enterococcus when using the pump and tubing assembly under controlled laboratory conditions.
If precise comparisons of the two were to turn up differences, that would signal a fundamental flaw in understanding of the universe.Now, a team of scientists working at CERN, Europe's particle-physics laboratory, has announced a breakthrough in the quest for such tests.
The barrier properties of polymeric protective materials are determined by laboratory testing of normalized breakthrough time (NBT), which is a measure of material resistance to permeation by chemical substances.
