Sentence examples for labs and which from inspiring English sources

Thus, a setup which could be used in many labs and which proves useful for many different scientific questions would be beneficial to basically investigate and understand biofilm formation and bacterial interaction in biofilm structures.

Measurement of host biomarkers more closely resembles the analyses which are performed by clinical chemistry and hematology labs and which frequently are performed in intensive treatment units so that patient management can be rapidly changed on the basis of the results obtained.

Parents oohed and ahhed at the pool and ran through dozens of questions about which reading program the school used, how often students used the science lab and which students used the gym on rainy days.

His struggle to establish a bacterial sediment contact test with Arthrobacter globiformis that had been developed in his lab (and which has become a German standard biotest in 2002), for example, lasted for almost 10 years, but he fought it against different resentments with humor and with the conviction that there is more behind contaminated sediment than chemical concentration data.

Years later, Leveraux, who has managed to follow a fairly conventional path as a flavorist despite the early blotch on his resume, must once again confront the disturbing and well-hidden truths he witnessed during his first months in a lab, and which he's effectively forgotten about since.

Then there are scores of other experimental procedures that have been handed down from colleagues or in lab notebooks and which you consider standard.

The lawsuit actually names both Nest Labs and Best Buy, which sells the Nest Labs thermostat.

Although welcomed by many, the change could have major impacts on budgets of labs and universities, which have only until 1 December to comply.

Among the enterprise startups funded with their initial fund were Dialpad, Tamr, Cockroach Labs and CoreOS, which was sold to Red Hat for $250 million in January.

Look up your patients' labs and medicines, which will familiarize you with them for tests and the NCLEX-RN.

Dr. Davis presents an alternative reality: those in the inner circle know which labs to trust and which to ignore while outsiders trudge in darkness through the minefield of unrepeatable results.