Sentence examples for possibility of laboratory from inspiring English sources
Initial cultures were done in the renovated laboratory of Marrinsk and infection control procedures to limit the possibility of laboratory cross-contamination were installed.
Putative pairs were genotyped at 5 additional microsatellite loci and were re-analyzed, from DNA extraction through scoring, at all 20 loci to minimize the possibility of laboratory errors.
The possibility of laboratory contamination was evaluated (4 ).
This finding greatly diminishes the possibility of laboratory contamination.
However, the results were confirmed in two independent laboratories to exclude the possibility of laboratory error.
The possibility of laboratory contamination was minimized by various measures as described in Methods.
This report will encourage other investigators to attempt establishment of CUP cell lines in order to broaden our possibilities of laboratory investigations.
Mr. Carroll argues that outbreaks of the Dutch duck plague virus that devastated duck farms on eastern Long Island in the 1960's, Lyme disease in 1975, West Nile virus in 1999 and the mysterious 1999 disease that killed most of the lobsters in Long Island Sound all occurred too suspiciously close to Plum Island to dismiss the possibility of a laboratory link.
In a recent issue of Arthritis Research & Therapy, Chandra and colleagues described the use of multiple multiplex immunoassays and complex computer algorithms to investigate the possibility of improved laboratory diagnosis and novel classification of rheumatoid arthritis on the basis of biomarkers.
We examined the suitability of using other specimens that are easier to collect because harvesting tissue invasively is labor intensive, the chance of cross contamination of samples will be minimized, and the possibility of exposing laboratory workers to infection will be reduced.
These systems are designed to perform all the steps in an analytical procedure, with the advantages of low sample and reagent consumption, fast analysis, reduced costs, possibility of extra-laboratory application.
