Or the MacGyver-ready laboratories, sparkling and shadowless.
The EU provides a ready 'population laboratory' for international comparative research, which should be fully exploited alongside the more systematic diffusion of successful national interventions to other countries as recently highlighted by Futurage.
Not only were the Galapagos a ready-made laboratory for his theory, but his realisation that islands off south America had been part of the landmass in the distant past was a vital prelude to his revolutionary ideas, she believes.
Nevada: The Romney campaign has a ready-made laboratory to argue that the policies of the Obama administration have not worked, particularly in a state with the nation's highest rates of home foreclosure and unemployment.
The fact that South Korea is now one of the most-wired countries in the world has provided Samsung with an advantage: a ready-made laboratory for testing consumer reactions to new digital technologies.Marvellous mobilesThe mobile phone has certainly done the most to help Samsung's new image.
Drug companies are fond of talking about their "pipelines"—the range of compounds they have in various stages of development in their laboratories, ready to take over as money-making machines when the patents on their existing products expire.
Goldman even had a customer ready: the Lawrence Livermore laboratory was prepared to buy a whole slate of the machines.
Thereafter, samples were collected in the morning of the eighth day, packed well in sterilized paper envelope and transported to the laboratory ready for experiment.
Tissue engineering was introduced as the growth of tissue-like construct in the laboratory, ready for implantation to regenerate a diseased or damaged tissue to its original state and function.
However, this methods requires the ready availability of laboratory tests and medical technologies, which impedes its use in many low-resource local settings [ 6, 25].
In remote Alaskan villages, lack of ready access to laboratory confirmation of bacterial pathogens may contribute to overuse of antimicrobial agents.
