Sentence examples for laboratory no from inspiring English sources

He added: "We could treat these cases, but there is no laboratory, no medical equipment and almost no medicine.

He will discuss some of his mistakes, from the time he was caught in the back seat of a car in flagrante, to when he accidentally blew the roof off a chemical research laboratory (no one was injured), to G.E.'s ill-fated investment in the investment bank Kidder Peabody.

A reservoir age of 98 years was used Sediment core depth (m) Laboratory no.

This work is supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (nos. 61371107 and 61571143), the Foundation of Guangxi Broadband Wireless Communication & Signal Processing Key Laboratory (no. GXKL061501), and the Foundation of Science and Technology on Communication Networks Laboratory (no. KX172600033).

Dear I.M., A: It is unusual for a newly minted Ph.D. researcher to remain in the same laboratory, no matter how tempting the offer.

However at the time of the release of the US Vision for Space Exploration in 2004, only concept feasibility hardware for ISRU technologies and capabilities had been built and tested in the laboratory; no ISRU hardware had ever flown in a mission to the Moon or Mars.

In a previous study, our observations showed that unleached wood impregnated with particulate 30 nm ZnO caused moderate termite mortality in laboratory no-choice bioassays compared to no mortality for termites exposed to wood treated with soluble zinc sulphate (ZnSO4) solution [11, 12].

Although this transfer process is common in cryogenic laboratories, no existing code could be found to model it.

As a measure of how Thomas Edison changed the world, consider this: When he was born in 1847, there were no industrial research laboratories, no phonographs, no motion picture cameras, and no electric power systems, let alone practical electric lights.

In spite of the efforts of many laboratories, no consensus has been reached defining the receptor mechanism for sour taste.

Clinical laboratories no longer report directly to the national centre in England but via regional units.