Sentence examples for started laboratory from inspiring English sources

Clarithromycin and atovaquone were started; laboratory studies included complete blood count with differential, complete metabolic profile, rheumatoid factor, ANCA, RPR, lyme antibodies, HLA-B27, and angiotensin converting enzyme.

Spodoptera exigua eggs purchased from Benzon Research (Carlisle, PA) were used to start laboratory colonies at Auburn University Auburnn, AL).

It is likely that only a few founders would have been used to start laboratory population and/or the number of effective parents at each generation was most likely lower than in a wild population.

This process can be substantial and induces a high initial loss of genetic variability when only few founders are used to start laboratory populations and/or when such populations include a low number of effective parents at each generation (Wajnberg 1991; Fiumera et al. 2000).

We've started a laboratory leadership service analogous to and coordinating with the Epidemic Intelligence Service.

He started his laboratory in the Plant Biology Department at the University of Georgia in 1997, moving to Cornell in 2005.

In 1984, Dr. Dausset started a laboratory, later a genome research center, the Center for the Study of Human Polymorphism, which coordinated the first international collaboration to map the human genome.

He served in a variety of positions at the N.I.H. and started its Laboratory of Kidney and Electrolyte Metabolism, serving as its director for 12 years.

So I started my laboratory career studying the regulation of cell growth — what turns the switch on, what helps it shut down.

His life came full circle in 2004 when the University of Vienna, where he had started a laboratory and was training young scientists, gave him an honorary doctorate.

She acquired hers the same way most scientists do: They were thrust upon her when she started her laboratory at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.