A good laboratory for the problems was in 1998-99, ween we saw hog prices fall to 8 cents a pound.
Simultaneously, a small group of educators were working to create a living laboratory in the problems and promise of the American democracy.
At a time of racial rioting and civil disorder, the school was created as a living laboratory in the problems and promise of the American democracy.
New York in those days represented to many people a laboratory for solving the problem of the Old.
As the brightest X-ray cluster in the sky, radiating 1,000 times as much energy in X-rays as visible light, Perseus is a logical laboratory for investigating the problem, Dr. Fabian explained.
But Curiosity team members are guardedly upbeat that they can overcome it, although laboratory analysis of the problem will not be complete until the rover arrives on Mars.
Beyond supplying medicine and laboratory equipment, tackling the problem will require addressing such complex issues as low salaries and "brain drain," civil unrest, corruption, and human rights.
I am afraid of laboratories because in the laboratory you take the problems and then you bring them home to tame them, to paint them, out of their context.
In July 1944, Oppenheimer reorganized the laboratory to focus on the problem of building an implosion-type nuclear weapon, which was necessary because the gun-type design would not work with plutonium.
The use of inbred lines in laboratory rodents largely eliminates the problem of genetic variation between individuals of the same line.
Although immunohistochemical (IHC) staining or molecular analyses of a single TMA slide with representation from 20 40 patients and multiple samples per patient is an efficient use of human tissue, antibodies and laboratory processes, there remains the problem of skilled detection and assessment of biomarkers.
