Sentence examples for laboratory essentially from inspiring English sources

Such testing requires collaborative studies in which each participating laboratory essentially compares itself to the other laboratories in the collaborative study.

Chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) was carried out using the ChIP assay kit (Upstate Biotechnology Laboratories) essentially as sugggested by the manufacturer and described in details previously [18].

Sensitivity was demonstrated by testing virus strain collections from several different Biosafety Level 4 laboratories, essentially covering the full range of global diversity of CCHFV.

Additionally, nose/throat swabs are performed to identify the influenza virus by a second sentinel network of GPs and also by laboratories essentially from universities.

The wind field conditions were represented by a steady mean approach velocity in the laboratory simulation (essentially representing periods of near-zero wind variability).

The laboratory work essentially consists of characterization of the raw and waste materials, preparation of concrete specimens with diatomite and WPM in different ratios by weight as replacement for cement and a superplasticizing admixture to reduce water demand and compression and flexural tests of the specimens.

Monitoring of the achieved life-span of V9-6L and V7-2L tags deliberately held back and monitored in the laboratory indicates essentially 100% operation to 90 days post-activation (Welch, unpublished data), which is far longer than the migration times measured in this study (ca. two weeks).

Until 2008 2009, laboratory confirmation essentially relied on enzyme immunoassays for determination of virus type, and isolation in cell culture followed by hemagglutination inhibition assays using specific polyclonal sera for determination of virus sub-type and antigenic characterization.

This round-robin experiment demonstrates that for the hardness range of interest (15 35 GPa) and using well-documented procedures and analysis methods, the reported results from all laboratories are essentially the same, allowing for a statistical spread of approximately ±14%.

The flow-through systems in the two laboratories were essentially identical.

To the extent to which a finding is important, it is that much more important to know that competing laboratories obtain essentially the same conclusions.