Sentence examples for laboratory referred from inspiring English sources
She and her friends must later try to rescue Ben from a villainous scientist who has kidnapped him and taken him to a remote laboratory referred to as "the bad place".
The commercial laboratory referred the original isolate to the Wadsworth Center, where the isolate was identified as B. melitensis.
Increased wrinkling occurred with a B. subtilis NCIB3610 isolate maintained by us and also with an NCIB3610 isolate obtained from the Losick laboratory (referred to here as NCIB3610-H).
Using a high-throughput screening platform previously developed in our laboratory referred to as arrayed cellular microenvironments (ACMEs, [ Brafman et al., 2012]) we sought to identify culture conditions to derive, maintain and expand a cell population with mesodermal properties from hPSCs (including human embryonic and human induced pluripotent stem [hES and iPS] cells).
Theorists at CERN, the leading European particle physics laboratory, refer to the Sacherer frequency and the Sacherer method for computing something called "bunched-beam instabilities" in a particle accelerator.
Eleven public health laboratories are in Ontario, and all of these laboratories, except the Thunder Bay laboratory, refer all isolates of B. dermatitidis to the CPHL for confirmation.
The improved 3D kernel approach software package including 3D kernel PCA and 3D GDA was programmed in our laboratory referring to the literature [ 29, 31] based on statistical pattern recognition toolbox for MATLAB [ 35].
The DEA also acknowledged the advent of small capacity laboratories, referred to as "shake-and-bake" or "one-pot", allowing for personal quantity production using legal quantities of purchased pseudoephedrine tablets.
Kits are dispatched by, and returned to, one of five testing laboratories (referred to as hubs), each one covering a large region of England as shown in figure 1. Subjects returning kits in which five or six windows test positive are deemed abnormal and are immediately referred to a nurse-run clinic (specialist screening practitioner (SSP) clinic) at their local screening centre (figure 2).
Diagnostic laboratories refer all Salmonella isolates to the national reference laboratory for confirmation and characterization, and data on all first confirmations are entered into a national surveillance database (8 ).
Thus, many clinical laboratories refer confirmatory testing to off-site regional or commercial reference laboratories, such that the turnaround time is too slow to aid in real-time patient management [3, 4].
