Sentence examples for labs increased from inspiring English sources

The city and state health departments upgraded labs, increased disease surveillance techniques and learned the hard way to work with animal experts whose knowledge, as it is with anthrax, is invaluable.

The number of synthetic cannabinoids -- manmade weed sold under names like Spice, K2 and Mr. Nice Guy -- and bath salt stimulants detected by South Florida crime labs increased by 10-fold between 2011 and 2012, said Hall, epidemiologist at the Center for Applied Research on Substance Use and Health Disparities at NSU.

The new limit "will enable NIGMS to fund additional labs, increasing the likelihood of making significant scientific advances," NIGMS says.

The growing proliferation of makerspaces, maker faires, and fabrication labs increases these opportunities.

The selectivity to 2-LAB increased to 70% over desilicated MOR (Si/Al ratio = 20) compared with a selectivity of 35% over desilicated BEA (Si/Al ratio = 24).

We developed and used a survey to measure the extent to which students recognized variation and its significance within populations and showed that the lab increased student awareness of variation.

Dr. Brettell said the state had hired 39 new scientists to staff the lab, increasing the technical workforce by about one-third.

Just as importantly, the freedom from having a specific set of research goals (as opposed to an overall research programme) would license researchers to take on new and exciting research projects that crop up serendipitously in the lab, increasing flexibility.

In the lab, increasing the viscosity of experimental growth medium and so retarding both cell migration and public goods diffusion prevents cheating mutants from overwhelming siderophore-producing populations of P. aeruginosa 30.

We have shown that this lab increases student awareness of variation in populations and improves their ability to construct hypothetico-deductive arguments, so it is reasonable to conclude that this lab should be helpful to students learning natural selection, but, we were not able to evaluate whether it did.

Using 5798 observations of R&D laboratories in India during 2003 2011, we find that while technologically leading firms are more likely to close their R&D facilities as the presence of other domestic labs increases, laggards are less likely to do so.