The use of remote laboratories for education is increasing because it is a method that allows a better use of resources (laboratories operate 24 hours a day) and students interact with real equipment from different locations.
Owing to limited resources, laboratories in developing countries were not calibrated according to the National Kidney Disease Education Program.
There are huge potential benefits if even a fraction of the industry's vast resources – laboratories, scientists, and databases can be harnessed to look for solutions to developing country health needs.
Officials make lists of edible resources: laboratory animals, nettles, wallpaper paste.
The university is home for 'Shaheen' -- the world's 14th fastest computer, a six-sided virtual reality facility, 10 advanced nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometers, a coastal and marine resources laboratory and bioengineering facilities with labs needs to study cell molecules for DNA sequencing.
The IHR defines core capacities related to surveillance, response, preparedness, risk communication, human resources, laboratory and coordination.
Part of this work was done at Dr. Bonnie F. Sloane's laboratory and microscopy and imaging resources laboratory at Department of Pharmacology, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, 48201, USA.
Because of a shortage of resources, laboratory testing of suspected case-patients in quarantine was not performed after the first day.
Implementing treatment as a prevention strategy will have financial costs associated with it in terms of drugs, human resources, laboratory monitoring, and evaluation.
In India large scale cervical smear testing or human papillomavirus DNA testing is not currently possible because of lack of resources, laboratory infrastructure, and medical professionals.
For both hospitals, aggregate hospital expenditure data were obtained from the hospitals' Mid-Term Expenditure Framework Reports, as well as from human resources, laboratory, pharmacy, and stores records.
