| An extensive background in chemical engineering, missile design, or bacteriology is a good start. |
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| Specifically, it gives the mycologist a good overview of the current status of research in plant virology resp. bacteriology and vice versa. |
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| This article briefly examines the pathogenesis and bacteriology of UTIs during pregnancy, as well as patient-oriented outcomes. |
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| By the 1860s it was inspiring the development of cellular pathology and bacteriology. |
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| All major aspects of the epidemiology, pathogenesis, bacteriology, diagnosis, and antimicrobial treatment were reviewed by this group. |
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| He was to investigate the pathology, the pesticide levels in the blubber, try to do bacteriology and virology. |
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| The laboratory of bacteriology carries out numerous studies on the quality of water and food to avoid epidemics. |
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| They have a long history of common work at the forefront of sciences in bacteriology and parasitology particularly. |
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| The other countries in the region enjoyed strong growth, led by the bacteriology and molecular biology lines. |
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| Since then, it has successfully undergone two Standards Council of Canada audits in both the bacteriology and chemistry fields. |
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| Tremendous progress in the field of bacteriology and the crash of 1929 resulted in Grosse Île becoming simply an emergency facility. |
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| The MIKRO 220 and 220 R centrifuges are used in clinical laboratories as well as in genetic research, virology and bacteriology. |
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| Virology, bacteriology and blood testing were mentioned in particular. |
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| He enjoyed a solid reputation for bringing the modern methods of bacteriology to the department after the city's previous and worst episode of typhoid fever a decade earlier. |
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| The new sciences of bacteriology and pharmacology are prominent examples. |
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| In the field of medicine, physicians were familiar with Louis Pasteur's germ theory and knew of Joseph Lister's discoveries in the fields of bacteriology and antisepsis. |
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| When the bacteriophage was discovered, this was a turning point for bacteriology, but phages long remained the concern of medical bacteriologists. |
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| Can one infer, for instance that the nineteenth century discoveries in the fields of organic chemistry, electricity, or bacteriology were driven by free market capitalism? |
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| The new science of bacteriology developed at both medical schools and research centers such as the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research in New York. |
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| Since 1999 the department of clinical sciences has also been responsible for the practical labs in parasitology, bacteriology and hematology within the national courses. |
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| In the 20th century, the establishment of rules by international committees in the fields of zoology, botany, bacteriology, and virology has done much to clarify the situation. |
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| Her undergraduate studies in bacteriology and physiology led to her first two jobs, as a public health bacteriologist, first for the national public health service and then for its state counterpart in Maryland. |
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| Thirty-four peritoneal samples were taken for bacteriology. |
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| It was led by bacteriology and industrial applications. |
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| Expertise required: veterinary medicine, animal health, animal welfare, bacteriology, virology, parasitology, epidemiology, ethology, pathology, zootechnics, physiology. |
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| Because there was little understanding of the bacteriology and chemistry involved, these changes were little understood and difficult to duplicate. |
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| He wrote many articles on bacteriology, immunology, and chemotherapy. |
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| He has got diplomas in Pathology, Bacteriology, Coprology, Hematology, Serology, and National Diploma of Specialist in Biology to his credit. |
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