Sentence examples for moves from bench from inspiring English sources
And "Uncle Tom's Cabin" is full of indelible American scenes: Eliza's escape across the river on ice floes (here she moves from bench to bench, as the other actors place them in front of her); the death of little Eva; Legree's brutal whipping of Uncle Tom.
The safety and effectiveness of this TEC methodology for cartilage repair and regeneration will be focused on hereafter, as it moves from bench to bedside for clinical application.
Despite over two decades of research on cartilage tissue engineering, very few products have moved from bench to bedside and effective therapy remains lacking.
Skeletal myoblasts, bone marrow, and blood-derived stem cells have all shown considerable myogenic and angiogenic potential in vitro and have rapidly moved from bench to bedside.
"Hopefully, this is just the beginning of many exciting new stem cell therapies that will move from bench to bedside in the next few years," he said.
In order for gene expression analysis to move from bench to clinic, a limited number of optimal predictive genes must be identified for which rapid PCR can be performed, and thresholds must be chosen to categorize patients as bacterial or non-bacterial.
Moving from bench to bench, academic to industrial, can be done in a single step.
During this time, he moved from bench tech to supervisor and helped implement a new laboratory information system.
However, their strong interpretation ("RRI is supposed to help research to move from bench to market, in order to create jobs, wealth and well-being").
Duke Clinical and Translational Institute (DCTI) coordinates Duke's Clinical & Translational Science Award (CTSA), which aims to transform how fundamental discoveries are moved from bench to bedside and accelerate improvements in medical care.
Translational is a label for a research approach that seeks to move "from bench to bedside" or from laboratory experiments through clinical trials to actual point-of-care patient applications (from Wikipedia).
