Sentence examples for laboratory facets from inspiring English sources

Other articles in this issue present data that improve our understanding of both laboratory facets of DNA fingerprinting (i.e., IS 6110 fingerprinting) and basic science of M. tuberculosis.

In this historical review, we describe how the evolution of fundamental concepts in endocrinology and in hormone assay technology have faceted the laboratory as we know it today.

Laboratory tasks that measure various facets of impulsivity derived from self-report questionnaires are important for elucidating the behavioral consequences of impulsivity in humans and for back-translating these facets to non-human species.

There is rich detail on the various facets of their lives outside of the laboratory.

ED — Head of laboratory: Designed the protocol; selected patient samples; oversaw all facets of the study, testing, and data analysis; and provided critical review of the final manuscript.

This systematic histological assessment of a large number of liver biopsies in patients with detailed clinical and laboratory data represented a unique opportunity to combine these facets in well-characterized DILIN study patients.

About a dozen scientists worldwide are tackling different facets of the project, says Harrington, whose laboratory is assessing whether the transgenic strains are likely to outcompete Ae. aegypti for resources and mates in the wild.

ELISA techniques such as the Paralisa™ lend themselves well to automation using laboratory robotics thereby reducing labour costs and turnaround time; this facet is one of the great strengths of ELISA as a screening technique as it allows whole herds or sub-populations of animals to be economically screened, quickly informing management decisions.

In the program you will participate in both classroom and laboratory work to learn about teeth, gums, dental instruments you'll be using, and other facets of the dental assistantship career.

Although laboratory experiments manipulating the conditions from neutral to high demand for socially desirable responding are abundant [25], evaluating the facets of potential response bias in field research is seriously compromised by the absence of available independent objective verification [26].

We assessed and compared the number of laboratory and radiology requests and correlated the results with the scores participants received from their supervisors for the facet of competence "scientifically and empirically grounded method of working".