Sentence examples for work on laboratory from inspiring English sources

Professor James developed the anti-malaria antibodies from work on laboratory mice.

While extensive work on laboratory and pilot-scale biosystems for energy production has been reported, this work presents a review of advances in metabolic pathways, key technical issues and bioengineering outcomes in biofuel production from food processing wastes.

Evolutionary theory of within-host symbiont diversity [3] [7] and the aforementioned empirical work on laboratory colonies of Acromyrmex [20] led to the expectation that leafcutter ants generally cultivate a single cultivar clone per nest.

The authors wish to thank Ms. Pranee Thawatsupa, Ms. Malinee Jitrakarnpit, Dr. Rungreung Kitphati, and Dr. Pathom Sawanpanyalert, of the Thailand National Institute of Health, for their work on laboratory confirmation for all cases reported to the NAIS.

Consistent with the host preference of these species in the field and with recent work on laboratory colonies [ 40], An. gambiae was significantly attracted to human odor (77%, N = 770, p < 0.0001), whereas An. quadriannulatus significantly prefers cow odor (67%, N = 330, p = 0.0029).

Production of intracellular metabolites or biofuels from algae involves various processing steps, and extensive work on laboratory- and pilot-scale algae cultivation, harvesting and processing has been reported.

They have shown that there are few and rather small groups working on laboratory models, although evidences of the biological activity in vitro of highly diluted-dynamized solutions is slowly accumulating.

The United Kingdom has a painful history of animal rights extremism that has included break-ins at laboratories, fire bombs, and the violent intimidation of researchers, animal breeders, building contractors working on laboratories, and companies that transport animals.

Mr. Schlender said the modified contract did not include any work on the laboratory's High Flux Beam Reactor, ordered closed by the Energy Department after leaks of radioactive tritium were discovered.

Further work on the laboratory cultivation of diverse species, the physiochemical properties of coccoliths and on genetic tools for coccolithophores will be necessary to realize the full potential of coccoliths in nanotechnology.

We are grateful to Clement Bwalya, Kennedy Kaonga, Mox Kalumbi, Benson Mandanda, Kabangu Mutela, Darlington Mwenya, Linda Sikakwa, and Nalucha Sitali for their work on the laboratory analysis.