Sentence examples for use in scientific experiments from inspiring English sources

The new approvals, granted on Nov. 28 by the Drug Enforcement Administration, do not make it legal for doctors to give their patients marijuana as treatment; they merely provide for limited use in scientific experiments.

The maintenance of laboratory animals and their use in scientific experiments complied with national (Animals [Scientific Procedures] Act, 1986) and international (European Communities Council Directive of 24 November 1986 [86/609/EEC]) legislation governing the maintenance of laboratory animals and their use in scientific experiments.

Compliance was ensured with national (Animals [Scientific Procedures] Act, 1986) and international (European Communities Council Directive of 24 November 1986 [86/609/EEC]) legislation governing the maintenance of laboratory animals and their use in scientific experiments.

In addition, each procedure was approved by the regional authorities according to the German animal care regulations, which are in accordance with the international guidelines of animal care and use in scientific experiments (AZ 621 2531.1-28/00).

Strays were sometimes turned into fur caps, or used in scientific experiments.

It contains the atomic workflows that implement basic Quantum Chemistry operations and can be used in scientific experiments of different sub-domains in QC.

You work in a medical lab, raising fruit flies to be used in scientific experiments.

The experiment was carried out in accordance with national (Royal Decree RD1201/2005, for the protection of animals used in scientific experiments) and institutional regulations (CSIC, IATS Review Board).

Based on this experiment, the scientific community recognised the power of blinding to reduce bias, and it has remained a commonly used strategy in scientific experiments.

All experimental procedures were approved by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee of Karolinska Institute and were performed according to Swedish and European Community guidelines for the care and use of animals in scientific experiments and the policies of the use of animals in neuroscience research of the Society for Neuroscience, 1995.

Hundreds of animal rights activists are expected to march through Cambridge on Saturday to protest against the use of animals in scientific experiments at the university, as part of World Day for Laboratory Animals.