Sentence examples for out of laboratory from inspiring English sources

In court filings, the doctors — one who was born in the United States and two who were born in India and are naturalized citizens — say they were consistently treated like second-class citizens, removed from committees and pushed out of laboratory posts arbitrarily, or overlooked in favor of "less-qualified" cardiologists C.M.C. hired.

DNA researcher Craig Venter (pictured right) "has built a synthetic chromosome out of laboratory chemicals and is poised to announce the creation of the first new artificial life form on Earth".

But also, they give us the ability to drink out of laboratory tools (which we all have always kind of wanted to do) without the risk that they ever held anything harmful or toxic or disgusting.

However, current commercially available tests require advanced infrastructure and skilled personnel, which limit their use out of laboratory settings.

Of 94 parameters from the literature, 29 were considered as routinely available/practicable by more than 80% of RMs (10/19 parameters out of the category history, 12/14 out of clinical examination, 7/54 out of laboratory findings, and 0/7 out of imaging methods) (see online supplementary tables 1a and 2a for detailed results).

Varying ambient light may cause serious decorrelation effect in the images recorded using an ordinary optical imaging device, which prevent digital image correlation (DIC) from out-of-laboratory use.

The authors deliberately omitted studies at mercury electrodes due to their claim that these electrodes were disappearing from laboratory benches and were generally unsuited for use in miniaturized and/or out-of-laboratory applications.

The objection that mercury electrodes are unsuited for use in miniaturized and/or out-of-laboratory applications does not seem to have a solid ground because (a) miniaturization of Hg electrode was reported and (b) solid amalgam electrodes (SAEs) were miniaturized and SAE chips for protein analysis were developed.

Health workers were struggling on a daily basis with stock-outs of laboratory supplies and drugs due to weak health infrastructure and health system failures.

We, geneticists, have written proposals to implement genetic tests either in-house or through an out-of-centre laboratory.

In subjects with renal impairment, predicted out-of-range laboratory and ECG parameters were noted, but did not appear to impact overall subject safety.