Sentence examples for viable laboratory from inspiring English sources
The main idea proposed in this work was to establish an algorithm consisting of the viable laboratory analyses and basic elements of chemical reaction engineering.
Few viable laboratory cultures exist and obtaining large numbers of embryos from wild material is difficult.
For a large range of human health effects, such as female reproductive disorders and hormonal cancers, there are no viable laboratory models.
Since blind flies are viable under laboratory conditions, photoreceptor neurons provide a model for the in vivo study of mutations that would be lethal if present in other tissues.
The MFC technology has shown to be a viable technology at laboratory scale for treating urban wastewater of varying strengths and produced a constant but variable production of bioenergy for the SIDS context.
In conclusion, inasmuch as the genetic determinants that promote overreaction to heightened CO2 concentrations and naturally-occurring panic attacks in man coincide [16], the adoption of objective respiratory responses, more than the inferential assessment of emotionality or behaviour, is a viable strategy for laboratory animal models of human PD.
On the other hand, it must be remembered that even significant reduction [ 50] or extreme increase [ 26] in the level of crucial bacterial chaperones, such as GroEL/S, leave the cells viable under the laboratory conditions.
Most of the sec-encoding genes are essential for E. coli survival (Baba et al., 2006); in contrast, tat-single-gene knock-outs are viable under standard laboratory conditions (Baba et al., 2006).
A viable free-mating laboratory colony of An. albitarsis sensu stricto has existed for about 10 years now [ 16] and it was successfully obtained after a number of generations of artificial-mating [ 17], a procedure in which copulation is induced after the male's head is cut off.
The quantitative comparison of these two large-scale samples suggests that Amazon Mechanical Turk is a viable alternative to laboratory-based acceptability judgment experiments.
The design, laboratory and viable syntheses of exemestane, starting from a variety of steroidal precursors, are presented and discussed.
