Sentence examples for laboratory was set from inspiring English sources

According to the university where she taught, Professor Laster's laboratory was set up to investigate "the biological effects of exposure to low-dose ionising radiation" in 2010 with a $500,000 donation.

(The British Museum's scientific research laboratory was set up in 1920, after conservators realized how badly artifacts had deteriorated when they were stored in the tunnels of the London Underground during World War I. Archaeological iron rusted, bronzes developed patches of powdery green corrosion, and some pottery and limestone objects developed salt crystals because of high humidity levels).

A forensic laboratory was set up at a Dutch military base and all but a few victims were identified and their remains released to families.

A dedicated laboratory was set up right at Enewetak Atoll for preliminary analysis of debris, as some isotopes could have decayed by the time the debris samples reached the U.S. The laboratory was receiving samples for analysis, as soon as possible, from airplanes equipped with paper filters which flew over the atoll after the tests.

A dedicated laboratory was set up right at Enewetak Atoll for preliminary analysis of debris, as some isotopes could have decayed by the time the debris samples reached the mainland U.S. The laboratory was receiving samples for analysis as soon as possible, from airplanes equipped with paper filters which flew over the atoll after the tests.

Optimal dosage of pilocarpine for Balb/c in our laboratory was set at 0.2 mg/kg bodyweight (BW) and 0.35 mg/kg BW for SJL/J mice.

I suggest that a government oil spill laboratory be set up under the National Institute of Standards and Technology that would be financed by fees from the oil companies.

The duration and temperatures of the FTT reactions used in laboratory were set to simulate short-term shock events (Hayatsu and Anders 1981), but whether the kinetics are applicable to shock should be further explored.

Inside, four large laboratories are set in sequence within the long curve, with common rooms and offices in between.

Laboratories are set up like fishbowls.

[User laboratories were set up as an additional infrastructure where users and producers could interact more intensively.] In general, the need to find large markets is important to polymer electronics.