Sentence examples for laboratory making from inspiring English sources

Most species can be cultivated easily in the laboratory, making them ideal model organisms, well suited for biological study.

Best of all, mouse genes can be easily manipulated in the laboratory, making it possible to conduct genetic experiments that would be ethically untenable to perform in people.

His strength was in theoretical physics, but he was being forced to sit in a laboratory making thin films of beryllium.

"De Bethune is a research and development tool, a laboratory making use of cutting edge technologies, implemented in the spirit of 18th-century master watchmakers," wrote the watch expert Osvaldo Patrizzi, whose auction house Patrizzi and Co. teamed up with De Bethune to exhibit together at the 2010 London Masterpiece collectors fair.

Multi-site prototype arrays are also not typically available outside of the developing laboratory, making validation by other researchers challenging.

A large number of species are incapable of growth in the laboratory, making the preparation of pure DNA problematical.

"We were very surprised, completely taken aback," said Dr. Linda Partridge, a professor at University College London, whose laboratory made the discovery.

High-quality, stabilized vitamin C is laboratory made and an essential ingredient in protective and anti-oxidant skin care.

According to the report, "the laboratory made the following comment: 'strong suspicion of the presence of recombinant erythropoietin'" though it declared the samples negative.

"I hope that the arbitrators of the case will fairly address the facts showing that the French laboratory made mistakes, which resulted in a false positive.

Michael D. Griffin, administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, also praised the development, noting that the arrival at the space station of the Jules Verne and, in February, Europe's Columbus science laboratory made Europe a major player in the station project.