Sentence examples for laboratory of how from inspiring English sources

Still, he said, Newtown is providing a particularly vivid laboratory of how the media report this kind of tragedy.

As the Supreme Court hears arguments this week on the constitutionality of the national health care law and its requirement that most Americans be insured or pay a penalty, Massachusetts offers a real-world laboratory of how such a mandate might work.

Among other projects, he initiated, supervised, and publicized a comprehensive technical analysis in 1997 by five national laboratories of how energy technologies can best reduce greenhouse gas emissions cost-effectively, entitled Scenarios of U.S. Carbon Reductions.

Some of the more clear-cut data comes from laboratory experiments of how much pain women, versus men, can tolerate.

In fact, New Hampshire and Vermont are laboratory cases of how state tax structures affect local economies.

Further controlled laboratory study of how long and under what conditions feedback can help rescuers maintain compressions of minimum recommended depth is needed, and is the only practical way to assess this question as it relates to bystanders performing CPR for OOH cardiac arrest victims where feedback and data recording equipment would not likely be present.

In many cases (in particular, in studies based on administration databases), none of the aforementioned criteria can be applied, because of the lack of clinical detail and laboratory parameters, regardless of how good the differential power of the previous classification criteria may be.

And although devices like antilock brakes have been shown to improve braking in laboratories, "in terms of how it plays out and has been on the road, we don't know," said Ray Ochs, director of training systems for the Motorcycle Safety Foundation.

Still, California has become a fine laboratory of ideas for how to resolve gridlock and improve representation.

The Fantastic Laboratory of Dr. Weigl: How Two Brave Scientists Battled Typhus and Sabotaged the Nazis by Arthur Allen [400 pages, W. W. Norton & Company, 2014; Guardian bookshop; Amazon UK hardcover/paperback/audio download/kindle UK; Amazon US hardcover/paperback/audio download/kindle US] Publisher's synopsis: Few diseases are more gruesome than typhus.

The exceptional 2-way interaction between the NSLIJHS Laboratories and the NY public health laboratories was an excellent example of how sentinel laboratories function as a key component of the Laboratory Response Network system and can serve as a major support for public health in the time of crisis.