Sentence examples for large labs from inspiring English sources

Other scientific disciplines, like physics and genetics, require fancy equipment, large labs and major funding.

The Sinaloa gang, which is believed to be run by Mexico's most wanted man, Joaquín Guzmán, uses the state as its base of operations to grow marijuana and poppies for heroin, cook methamphetamine in large labs and smuggle South American cocaine to the United States.

"In all these large labs where I've trained and worked, you need everybody on the team," he says.

On the other hand, if increasing hospital density increases the number of large labs, then that would be less indicative of cost reduction through competition.

A series of large labs, workshops, and design studios built in the past 14 years, it bears a cumbersome name - the University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) with Boeing.

To find a job in lab management training, Janssens recommends getting to know the people behind existing courses, as she did, and talking to a broad range of potential employers including outfits such as hfp consulting, university career offices, and large labs that need a one-time instructor.

One large lab, in theory, has better purchasing power than many small ones.

Energy use – a large lab can have bills of over £1m a year – is another area with considerable potential for greater efficiency.

(Although we were once made to attend a "naked pub crawl" which was apparently once underwear-only, but these days large lab coats are allowed. It was, however, December. Amazingly enough, none of us made 9am lectures the next day).

Raisman used to run a large lab at the National Institute for Medical Research, in London, but he found managing it a bother, and he now works with only two associates, who have been with him for decades.

"I work in a large lab with several postdocs.