Sentence examples for laboratory proposal from inspiring English sources

Using an individual plug-in philosophy directly connected to individual hardware allows more flexibility to design different laboratory proposal to students.

That spurred concern among scientists and residents of Lead, who worry that flooding the mine could hurt the laboratory proposal, which is now under review by the National Science Foundation.

As an example, two laboratory proposals are described.

The study was approved by the ethics committee of The Gambian Government/MRC Laboratories (SCC proposal 755).

Given current tight federal and state budgets and senior faculty's long-standing dependence on cheap, plentiful, malleable, and highly skilled laboratory labor, such proposals will doubtlessly face formidable opposition, much of it couched in high-flown language about the advancement of knowledge.

However, in December, the National Science Board, which sets policy for NSF, declined to continue development of the $875 million laboratory, objecting to a proposal that NSF spend $480 million on laboratory infrastructure and share other costs with DOE, which would build the biggest experiment to go into DUSEL.

Laboratory experiments support this proposal.

It will also be a laboratory of sorts for proposals to improve how we make our political choices.

The study consists of the on-site examination, laboratory analyses and application proposals about the wall ruin from early Byzantine era and arched vault ruin from Ottoman era which were unearthed during the re-construction of education building.

In her first placement in the consulting division, Davies was involved with a variety of projects, including research into Amey's laboratory capabilities, environmental task proposals, implementation and report writing for railway station re developments, implementation of a green travel plan and marketing of the environment and sustainability business stream.

Each Sensei (Japanese academic) is personally responsible for every aspect of the running of their laboratory; from writing grant proposals to registration of the laboratory's chemical waste.