Sentence examples for laboratory growing from inspiring English sources

He said another method, which involves fertilizing a woman's egg in the laboratory, growing it until it had eight cells and then removing one of those cells to examine its sex chromosomes, could accurately determine sex.

While tomatoes sprout happily, and rapidly, in the laboratory, growing a whole tree from a single, genetically altered cell in a test tube is a tricky process that takes years, not months.

In a previous study in the same laboratory, growing cats fed the same renal diet for approximately two months showed a small (+0.23 kg) gain in body weight [ 15] compared to the loss noted in this study.

In the early design phases, modeling neurons offers cost, failure-free and retrial benefits compared to laboratory grown neural networks.

The book culminates with Christian's involvement in complex laboratory preparations, including the creation of a bird that is then killed; its ashes are used to make two homunculi, which, in the laboratory, grow to become the bridal couple.

As the scale of an NGS laboratory grows, management of these assays requires organizing large amounts of information, including patient data, laboratory processes, genomic data, as well as variant interpretation and reporting.

The ability of microorganisms isolated from oil reservoirs to increase oil recovery by in situ growth and metabolism following the injection of laboratory grown microbial cells and nutrients were studied.

Kohn says, "Everyone in the laboratory grew to love her, and her cheerful personality helped everyone.

The laboratory grew out of the Royal Marsden Hospital with which it shares a site and the two work closely together.

Insects are unpalatable, farmed fish comes with other environmental draw-back and laboratory grown meat is still far too expensive to produce.

Insects, farmed fish and even laboratory grown artificial meat are all touted as potential replacements, yet all currently have significant drawbacks.