Sentence examples for pristine laboratory from inspiring English sources

"In some ways, in vitro meat produced in a clean, pristine laboratory may have less of a yuck factor than what goes on in an abattoir".

TUESDAY, March 13 (HealthDay News) -- High levels of antibiotic-resistant bacteria can be found in chickens on antibiotic-free farms and even in chickens raised in pristine laboratory conditions, a news study finds.

They traded in their black coats for pristine laboratory whites, refashioned their operating rooms to achieve the exacting sterility of a bacteriological lab, and embraced anatomic precision over speed.

But they and other scientists have at least begun to view Yakushima, which is far from Japan's own industrial centers, as a pristine laboratory for understanding how China's growing environmental problems could be affecting its neighbors.

Working within what is essentially the same set -- a ravishingly pristine laboratory in limbo, designed by Peter J. Davison and eloquently lighted by Mark Henderson and Michael Lincoln -- Mr. Bosco, Ms. Brown and Mr. Cumpsty have introduced their own element of uncertainty into "Copenhagen," and it pays off handsomely.

At the Champagne party on Wednesday to celebrate Immunosearch's debut, city and regional officials crowded into the pristine laboratory, where kits of artificial skin layers that are sold by the dozen were stocked in a special machine warmed to human body temperature.

It is as if a furniture shop has undergone a period of accelerated evolution: within the pristine laboratory-white walls of the gallery, you might encounter a distant descendant of your dining table.

The results of this study suggest that pristine, laboratory-produced, nanoscale cerium oxide is not a good substitute for the cerium oxide released from fuel-borne catalyst applications and that future toxicity experiments and modeling will require the use/consideration of more realistic materials.

This is not the kind of science practised in darkened rooms or in pristine laboratories.

He starts each morning upstairs in a pristine distance learning laboratory, teaching a class via satellite at Simmons High School in the Delta town of Hollandale.

Each translational sciences journal will have the task to pursue, in unison with its peers, the fair assessment of clinical research that, perhaps less elegant and pristine than controlled laboratory investigations, will provide the much needed insights about the realities of human disease.