Sentence examples for running laboratories from inspiring English sources

ELEMENTS of the administration's policy, especially the push to privatize many jobs, from mowing lawns to running laboratories, could also have broad implications for the economy.

In 1967, he returned to the UK to take up a chair in JZ Young's anatomy department at University College London, and from 1973 held an appointment at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, running laboratories in both places.

Regulations and best practices for running laboratories and classrooms, the ethics and use of humans and animals in research, intellectual property, and expectations for an employer versus a mentor versus a trainee were a few of the provocative subjects covered.

Assisting in the preparation of lecture materials and running laboratory sessions.

In science, when running laboratory experiments, the more often the same results are obtained in independent replicate experiments, the more confident one becomes of the results.

Economists have been testing theories by running laboratory experiments with human and other animal subjects since pioneering work by Thurstone (1931).

The entrepreneur, Dr. Panayiotis Michael Zavos, who runs laboratories in Kentucky, conceded there were hurdles to be overcome but said, "We are determined to get there".

It has run laboratory trials on the developments it has made in electrochromism – the science of how materials can change colour when electrical charges are applied to them.

Churchill has conducted ethnographic design research, designed and managed field-based prototype/system trials, and run laboratory and field-based experiments.

To see how ocean acidification is going to affect life in the ocean, scientists have run laboratory experiments in which they rear organisms at different pH levels.

The Vehicle Certification Agency, which oversees emissions test in the UK has since said it will re-run laboratory testing to compare to real-world emissions.