Sentence examples for maintain lab from inspiring English sources

"They clean and maintain lab supplies and prepare chemicals — it's a job," said Frank Liu, a postdoctoral associate in Yale's School of Medicine.

The uncertainty is stressful, says one PI, who was allowed to designate only himself and one other lab member to maintain lab animals and cell cultures for a pause of indefinite length.

The A. acetabulum DI1 strain we use to maintain lab cultures of E. timida was originally obtained from Prof. Menzel (Bonn, Germany) and grown at a 12 h/12 h light/dark rhythm, illuminated with 25 µm quanta m−2s−1 in 3.7% sea water (Tropic Marin).

In one of my daughter's pamphlets I read that several of our major cosmetics firms maintain labs where they test makeup on wild animals.

At the University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio, Pereira-Smith and Smith (far right) maintain labs that are next door to each other and essentially run as one research group.

"Researchers themselves must maintain labs from a safety perspective," advises Jim Kapin, 2006 chair of the American Chemical Society Division of Chemical Health and Safety and senior staff scientist with Advanced Chemical Safety, a firm that conducts academic research lab safety inspections and training programs.

Postdocs drive much of the research effort in academia, while at the same time training graduate and undergraduate students, maintaining lab equipment, helping faculty apply for grants, and much more.

Once a government-run agency but now a privatized company owned by the United Kingdom, FSS maintains labs that aid the British government and local police departments and employs scientists exploring cutting-edge forensic techniques.

It calls for full reimbursement of the overhead costs of federally funded research, that is, what universities spend on everything from maintaining labs to paying the salaries of administrators to assure compliance with all relevant federal and state laws governing the conduct of research.

He will maintain a lab at the National Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities.

Women who maintain electronic lab notebooks presumably keep a flash drive in their hair.