Sentence examples for laboratory knowledge from inspiring English sources
Whereas the British led the way in introducing formal clinical trial methodology in the field of immunization development, the Americans excelled in the rapid translation of laboratory knowledge into strategies suitable for mass application.
The question that now needs to be answered is how can this new laboratory knowledge be translated into patient care?
It specially occurs after ASCT and requires laboratory knowledge for characterization of the monoclonal immunoglobulin in terms of isotype, light chain and electrophoretic mobility, which should be documented in paper or in electronic data systems for comparison purposes.
As might be predicted from laboratory knowledge of the temperature preferences of the two species, C. briggsae was commoner in the warmth of the summer, and C. elegans in the cooler autumn.
The aim was to merge the laboratories knowledge to provide pellet injectors able to deliver pellets, either at low velocities (0.2 1 km/s) and high frequencies (up to 20 Hz) or at high velocities (>3 km/s) and low frequency (0.1 Hz) in steady state mode.
Its efficiency and reliability is checked by the world body through the occasional submission of test samples without the laboratory's knowledge.
Mhesvi was, first of all, a vehicle carrying and spreading a deadly passenger, a nyongororo (parasite) that vachema (white people) would later call a "trypanosome". This mobility of pest and human turned the forest land into an "open laboratory producing knowledge," as Mavhunga puts it.
She is currently a post doctoral researcher in the Laboratory of Knowledge Management in Bioinformatics (WBI), Humboldt-Universität, Berlin, Germany.
Action-oriented individual tests are common praxis for the examination of laboratory assistants' knowledge in biology or medicine (BGBl 2009; KMK 2011).
Nested PCR was performed in a second laboratory without knowledge of LC-PCR test results.
ER and PR proteins were assessed by immunohistochemistry in a single laboratory without knowledge of other laboratory results, patient characteristics, or outcome.
