Sentence examples for makes in vitro from inspiring English sources

The Waltham, Mass.-based firm makes in vitro diagnostic products, like the Clearblue Easy pregnancy tests.

Generally, for a mixture of agonistic substances with the same mode of action, the biological signal is higher than for a single substance which makes in vitro assays highly suitable as screening tools for environmental samples.

It is likely that the inability to mimic complex host physiologic factors in the limited environment of the culture dish makes in vitro models inappropriate for studying some aspects of the molecular basis of C. jejuni pathogenesis.

The incubation in whole blood under standardized condition and the subsequent fixation step makes in vitro artifacts unlikely.

First, whereas we have identified a role for βarr2 in the pathogenesis of TAA in MFS, the complex interplay of intracellular signaling events and ECM deficiencies in MFS makes in vitro recapitulation in cell culture systems of in vivo signaling events difficult.

However, one limitation of the present study is that the difficulty of making a judgment on the in vivo efficacy purely based on the results of the findings made in vitro.

So I asked a handful of design experts how they would propose making in-vitro meat the next coconut water.

In 2008, when PETA announced a million-dollar reward for the first team to make in-vitro chicken, many animal-welfare activists responded with outrage.

It wants a total ban on abortion in Poland and objects to the Civic Platform's law (in September 2015) that made in-vitro fertilisation broadly available.

During the previous decade, the company acquired companies that made in-vitro blood analyzers, floppy disks, aspirin and Lysol in an attempt to reverse the decline, the Harvard study said.

There are bruises of various colors and sizes where I injected myself with the hormone shots meant to increase the number of eggs I produce, to make in vitro fertilization more successful.