Sentence examples for let laboratory from inspiring English sources

And far from being a mere curiosity, such an experiment might let laboratory physicists study the properties of real black holes in space.

That's the disturbing -- but sadly not all that shocking -- conclusion of a recent experiment by two German economists, who found that people were more willing to let laboratory mice be killed in exchange for small sums of money if they were involved in financial markets where the mice's lives were bought and sold.

It does, however, let laboratories charge a reasonable, cost-based fee for services to prepare and transmit data that they share for research under HIPAA waivers without patient authorization.

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After a wave of doping scandals so grave and widespread that they threatened to crush the sport of cycling, the International Cycling Union has agreed to let a laboratory create biological records of its top riders in yet another effort to catch cheats.

Let the laboratories give a name to it.

Knowing this fact, do patients really want their questions, let alone their laboratory test results, available to others in the organization?

Via Eater — Patrick Farrell The Wall Street Journal: Foraging in the fields versus foaming in a laboratory: let the gastronomic games begin.

Using the previous hypothetical example, let's assume laboratory scientist A discovers that proteins X and Y are both necessary to activate species Z, but scientist B's laboratory results suggest either protein X or Y can sufficiently activate Z.

Variations on the technique are multiplying as the adoption of DNA processing technology lets crime laboratories derive a full profile from ever smaller amounts of biological material at relatively low cost.

While it unusual for a government agency to be paid by a charity, the work is being done under a law that lets federal laboratories speed outside research in some cases.