Sentence examples for laboratory to ask from inspiring English sources

Telephoning the laboratory to ask if a specimen had indeed arrived was no longer necessary, because every received request was promptly marked as such in the EMR.

Women with laboratory orders for prenatal viral serology tests are contacted by telephone by the clinical laboratory to ask for permission to release their contact information to the research staff.

Additional to the telephone reporting of new relevant results by the clinical microbiologist, clinicians or residents of all specialties frequently phoned the laboratory to ask whether requested tests were indeed being processed or to obtain preliminary results, because waiting for the final results would take too long.

One way to study attention capture in the laboratory is to ask participants to view a sequence of visually presented items, either against a background of sound or in silence, and to report back as many items as they can remember after presentation.

To counter their financial losses, laboratories tend to ask patients for partial payment upfront.

Strangely, researchers have demonstrated both reactions — moral consistency and moral compensation — repeatedly in laboratories, leading them to ask why virtue sometimes begets more virtue and sometimes allows for vice.

For prospective surveillance, the nursing home was encouraged to obtain cultures for any suspected infection and to ask laboratories to save GAS isolates for PFGE and emm typing.

Either economists gathered existing data and tried to tease out cause and effect with the help of statistical analysis, or they ran controlled laboratory experiments, which allow researchers to ask almost any question they want to ask.

Laboratory evolution makes it possible to ask, for example, whether proteins have adopted these different strategies by chance, or whether certain protein architectures favor specific thermodynamic mechanisms.

At a conference earlier this month co-sponsored by I.B.M. and Brookhaven National Laboratory to ask scientists how they would like to use a Blue Gene supercomputer, some said they would rather spend the money on their own technology.

For example when a child arrives seriously sick, I take the tests to the laboratory and ask them to work on it fast so that I can go and give the child medication.