Sentence examples for laboratory led from inspiring English sources
He said fraud by a police laboratory led to his conviction.
Sanger's interaction with nucleic acid groups at the new laboratory led to his pursuing studies on ribonucleic acid (RNA).
Continuing questions about the reliability of tests done in Nassau County's now-shuttered crime laboratory led a judge to overturn a drunken driving conviction on Monday.
No authentic replication of that work has yet been published, although a South Korean laboratory led by Hwang Woo-suk did report some fraudulent ones.
"Inappropriate laboratory standards and a cross-contamination of West Nile virus samples with SARS coronavirus in the laboratory led to the infection of the doctoral student," the committee reported.
In the eighteen-eighties, for instance, the Volta Laboratory, led by Bell, developed a type of photographic disk that contained an optical recording and was played back by light, forty years before the same technique was adapted for movie soundtracks.
Irradiation of interstellar/circumstellar ice analogs by ultraviolet (UV) light followed by warm up in the laboratory leads to the formation of complex organic molecules, stable at room temperature.
The 'integrated HPV/Cytology' laboratory leads to lower total staff costs for administration, identifying samples/specimen reception than that of 'hub-and-spoke' model.
The original suggested that Serco owned the majority stake in GSTS Pathology and that the partnership's takeover of the NHS's laboratories "led to a series of clinical and financial failures".
Just two days ago, Frieden said he found out that a cross contamination in one of the CDC's influenza laboratories led to a highly pathogenic strain of "bird flu", or H5N1, to be accidentally shipped to a Department of Agriculture lab that was expecting a safer strain.
Research laboratories led by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) in its series National Report on Human Exposure to Environmental Chemicals [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC), 2005. Third National Report on Human Exposure to Environmental Chemicals. NCEH Pub.
