Sentence examples for laboratory capable from inspiring English sources

Each lander contained a biological laboratory capable of performing four different experiments that could reveal life.

That requires a second, separate laboratory capable of synthesising new elements.

He added, "Most African countries do not have a laboratory capable of carrying out first-line drug susceptibility tests, let alone for second-line drugs, which is technically more demanding".

With help from scientists from Stanford University's medical school, North Korea has developed its first laboratory capable of detecting drug-resistant tuberculosis, scientists involved in the project said last week.

The project involved not only developing and testing a hot-water drill with a filtering system to prevent contamination of the buried lake, but transporting the drill — along with the submersible and a laboratory capable of on-site analysis of water and sediment samples — over 500 miles of ice, from McMurdo Station to the Lake Whillans site.

With the development of this powerful tool, Enertis Solar is the first IEC 17025 accredited laboratory capable of performing on-site test in PV modules.

Few hospitals have laboratories capable of analyzing underground remedies.

The results would help investigators by narrowing their search to those laboratories capable of producing the same type of spore material.

While last year, officials around southern New York State scrambled to find laboratories capable of identifying the virus -- some samples were shipped as far afield as California and Wisconsin -- this time the State Health Department has set up its own testing centers in the Albany region.

The federal agency has said that it would soon begin sharing data with the state health departments and the handful of local ones, like New York City's, which have advanced laboratories capable of conducting such tests.

The company will now focus its "undivided attention" on its new Theranos miniLab platform, which she described as a product that would be "miniaturized, automated laboratories capable of small-volume sample testing, with an emphasis on vulnerable patient populations, including oncology, pediatrics, and intensive care".