In the laboratory the normal method of methane preparation is to combine one part sodium acetate and two parts sodium hydroxide. |
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The concept of hormones triggered a new experimental approach in laboratory science. |
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The second issue addresses whether techniques employed in a research or university laboratory can be transferred to a clinical setting. |
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We trembled from the initial bolt of lightning to the moment when the quickened corpse stirred, arose and lurched from the laboratory table. |
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Pneumocystis carinii is a parasitic, sometimes pathogenic, yeast-like fungus found in the lungs of laboratory rats. |
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The evaluation included a physical examination, laboratory tests, and an electrocardiogram. |
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The laboratory work often takes a week or two so, while the veneer is being made, you may have a slightly roughened, sensitive tooth. |
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Failure to adhere to safe working practices in the laboratory can quickly result in serious injuries or incidents. |
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Six years ago his company had been sending waste laboratory chemicals for treatment at Waste Control. |
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Compounds that are noxious to humans and laboratory rats are assumed to be toxic to birds, too. |
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Styrene, used in the manufacture of plastics, is highly toxic and causes cancer in laboratory animals. |
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Total cellular levels of Hsps fluctuate with season and with laboratory acclimation. |
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Used as a family snapshot camera it's on a par with early colour compacts, using cheap colour film and cheap laboratory processing. |
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A wide array of laboratory and radiologic studies is used for the evaluation of gallstones located in the gallbladder and the common bile duct. |
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It may provide an alternative methodology aimed at replacing and reducing laboratory animal use and promote animal welfare. |
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The life cycle of the tapeworm can be readily completed under laboratory conditions. |
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Patients were reassessed on day 4 of therapy for clinical and laboratory responses and for adverse reactions to the medication. |
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Save for contrived laboratory studies with bacteria and fruit flies, it cannot be witnessed. |
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The NP uses perioperative laboratory guidelines developed by the department of anesthesiology. |
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Dr Barnaby worked in a British atomic weapons laboratory in the 1950s, and later headed up the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. |
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Eventually, a laboratory will be added to the four spacious studios, bringing the appliance of science to the analysis of paintings. |
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A commuter van from NASA's jet propulsion laboratory tumbled 20 feet down a mountain road this morning. |
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Hundreds of crew members, technicians and film laboratory workers were sworn to secrecy. |
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The mobile laboratory will be able to address many problems arising from the use of the disciplines of pathology, dermatology, and allergies. |
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Back in 1996 we saw the first clandestine P laboratory busted by the police. |
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Immunophenotyping in the clinical laboratory is emerging as an advantageous way to separate and classify leukemic malignancies. |
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All the respiratory-deficient mutants previously isolated in our laboratory have been induced by treatment with acriflavine or ethidium bromide. |
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In Taiwan, there is at present a sharp increase in demand for sophisticated scientific laboratory instruments. |
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The astrochemical laboratory is the hyper-rarefied, mostly weightless, extreme-temperature environment people colloquially call outer space. |
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This model retains the expertise and quality assurance of the laboratory process while decentralising at minimal cost to primary care. |
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There is a specific provision in the Act for the consumer to get the sample analysed in the laboratory established for the purpose. |
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West Nile virus has been reported in laboratory workers exposed to infected animals. |
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Glasses made with sodium borate have a high resistance to thermal shock and are used in kitchenware and laboratory equipment. |
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Once the virus samples arrived from Hong Kong the experiment and laboratory analysis took only two weeks. |
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The position will include laboratory benchwork and significant animal work. |
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This street-roof is studded with glass lenses that shine daylight down to laboratory benches below. |
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Also the genetic background in common laboratory and transgenic mice affects the phenotype. |
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It is used as a laboratory reagent and acid-base indicator and has been used in over-the-counter laxative preparations. |
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Unlike the Azan method, the Masson trichrome stain poses no potential health risk to laboratory personnel. |
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Researchers at the college tested ginseng on laboratory rats by forcing them to swim after a heavy dose. |
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Initial laboratory studies may include a complete blood cell count and urinalysis. |
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Soil elastic modulus or resilient modulus can be measured in laboratory using dynamic triaxial tests or resonant column test. |
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The laboratory ran like clockwork and he kept a watchful eye on the welfare of his staff. |
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And before this venture, she worked at NASA's jet propulsion laboratory in Pasadena. |
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The general guideline for the care and use of laboratory animals was followed. |
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One woman, a laboratory technician, is believed to have been taken to hospital as a precaution when she reported breathing in fumes. |
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In general, laboratory studies seem to be able to predict extremely well the behaviour of lichens in their natural habitat. |
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The scientists then used test-tube experiments to show the virus could infect T cells under laboratory conditions. |
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Much has been learned about sleep from laboratory studies of non-human animals. |
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The predictions of these models are in agreement with results from laboratory studies. |
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An Auckland medical laboratory has offered a separate lunch room for staff to speak a language other than English during their breaks. |
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The nodes are elements interconnecting laboratory and habitation modules of the International Space Station. |
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The reason we live in a universe fit for life, is that it was hatched in a laboratory in some other universe fit for life. |
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In the meantime, the remaining general surgeons obtain lymph nodes and spleen tissue samples for further laboratory studies. |
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Uninterpretable levels can result in large amounts of wasted laboratory resources. |
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All other biochemical parameters were processed within the hospital's laboratory routine service. |
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In the laboratory the spiders were housed individually in plastic terraria. |
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The hallmark laboratory features of the disease include leukopenia, thrombocytopenia and elevated liver transaminases. |
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Testing for protein C deficiency is often part of the laboratory analysis of individuals with thrombophilia. |
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Different laboratory test menus may be needed in different locales to properly serve the ethnic groups in the community. |
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Hypericin may give promise to patients with AIDS because it has inhibited retroviral infections in animal and laboratory tests. |
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He also found Norman Heatley, a laboratory wizard with great dexterity in micromethods. |
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It was assembled from coffee cans, sealing wax, and leftover laboratory equipment. |
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In one study, researchers exposed laboratory rats to a toxin that is known to cause Parkinson's disease. |
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Hyponatremia in association with normal tonicity is a laboratory phenomenon. |
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It has also been linked to certain types of cancerous tumors in laboratory rats. |
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Alex had silently walked behind the lady on the laboratory benches, his feet lifting carefully over drying beakers and past a chemistry set. |
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My work over forty years at the laboratory bench has all been in fundamental immunology. |
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The laboratory instruments are quite easily positioned on lower tables or benches for me to use from a wheelchair. |
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Most obviously, it takes up about the space of a tennis court rather than the normal small area on top of a laboratory bench. |
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Literally within yards from my laboratory bench, I have had the opportunity to catch sight of the workings of nature. |
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These two aqueous formulations were kept in clear bottles on a laboratory bench under normal laboratory lighting conditions. |
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The care unit includes a laboratory with a technician and a pharmacy with a pharmacist. |
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The chapters also refresh the memory by providing concise statistical information on laboratory measures. |
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The sample is then sent to a laboratory to be looked at under a microscope for signs of cell change. |
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A laboratory technician checked urine for ultraviolet fluorescence indicating the presence of riboflavin. |
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The results that came back on the two lots analyzed by the laboratory were quite revealing, to say the least. |
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In the laboratory benzene can be made by the action of heat on a mixture of sodium benzoate and sodium hydroxide. |
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Echocardiographic examination and laboratory tests were performed on these children. |
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The same applies to the solvents, save that chloroform and trichloroethylene were handled only in small quantities for laboratory use. |
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The laboratory is used for role-play simulations and assessments of simulated patient encounters. |
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Every level of laboratory has access to specific protocols for each category of biologic agent that may be used for bioterrorism. |
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The scientists had a laboratory for the study of anatomical and zoological specimens and a reference library. |
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On mere mortals, eye makeup always seems to slide off or crease, leaving the wearer looking like a laboratory test gone wrong. |
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The US group was known chiefly as a breeder of animals such as rats for laboratory experiments until it bought Inveresk last year. |
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So far the discussion concerns laboratory studies and simulations and can be considered largely theoretical. |
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Every item received in this laboratory has its own unique identifier, so no two items can be mixed up. |
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In 1986, a drug known as azidothymidine was identified by NCI researchers as inhibiting HIV activity in laboratory studies. |
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However, if mobiles are causing tumours it ought to be possible to demonstrate that in laboratory animals. |
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If they did it to a laboratory rat, outraged activists would storm the building. |
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If laboratory species will voluntarily take a drug, it is assumed that humans will too. |
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The tails of infant laboratory rats were cut off, generation after generation. |
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For their study, researchers injected laboratory rats with a known substance that causes colon cancer. |
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There is no known lethal dose in laboratory animals so why not give it a try? |
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Competition is certainly one environmental circumstance rarely provided in laboratory experiments. |
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In laboratory determinations, analyses are made for five size classes of sand, two of silt, and two of clay. |
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Your dentist will take impressions of your teeth using a kind of putty and send these to a laboratory where the splint is made. |
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Rayleigh developed laboratory courses in heat, electricity and magnetism, properties of matter, optics, and acoustics. |
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According to Bunn the product has been extensively tested locally and internationally in open flame burners, under laboratory conditions. |
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The spectral variability of natural materials has been known for a long time from laboratory studies. |
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Only a few examples have been described, all based on laboratory experiments in which a large part of the shoot was removed. |
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We believe that the results of analysis of body fluids and laboratory experiments are obvious. |
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Now I wouldn't want to be quoted as saying that animals that live in laboratory cages are having a wonderful time. |
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The remaining laboratory sessions were dedicated to activities such as forage analysis and pasture allocation. |
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The powder was applied to laboratory rats on a shaved section of their backs. |
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A robust young laboratory mouse is doing well to hang on for thirty or forty seconds. |
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Reducing the number of add-ons that are requested could save resources spent on laboratory personnel that provide this service. |
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Safety and tolerability were good, with no drug-related adverse events or changes in clinical or laboratory parameters. |
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True, some laboratory rats developed tumours after being fed relatively large amounts daily for two years. |
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It was outlawed after tests revealed it has caused leukaemia in laboratory mice. |
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In 1983, as a mentalist and top research psychologist, Bem was asked to evaluate Charles Honorton's laboratory in Princeton, New Jersey. |
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This was followed by tests of the plants' active ingredients on tissue cultures, and then on laboratory rats. |
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Health benefits are often documented in laboratory studies of animals other than humans. |
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In our laboratory the trichrome stain was quite variable in its ability to stain the cytoplasm red and the collagen green. |
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Impressed, Davy offered the lad the position of laboratory assistant, a remarkable achievement for a self-educated boy. |
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The most recent change occurred in 1998 when the laboratory services contract was again rebid. |
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Dramatic laboratory studies have expanded life span in animals through selective breeding and genetic engineering. |
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This recording is a laboratory reconstruction of the sounds heard by Huygens' microphones. |
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The Berkeley team now reports similar laboratory results in two U.S. species, the leopard frog and the Pacific tree frog. |
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The world ocean is what laboratory scientists would call a culture medium, the largest petri dish known to mankind. |
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There was no good animal test to screen for the ataraxic effects, because the antihistamines made laboratory animals hyperexcitable, not calm. |
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What comes out of the laboratory and what is measured in the real world by surface seismographs leaves a gap. |
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The artificiality of the laboratory environment loses the context within which aggressive behaviors normally occur. |
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Some laboratory activities were technically advanced for middle school students. |
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I can envisage these pages being photocopied and pinned above laboratory benches around the world. |
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A study in laboratory rats showed that ginsenosides increased coagulation time of thrombin and activated partial thromboplastin. |
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Thus, the list of species studied in his laboratory ranges from planaria to mammals. |
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Indeed, in the laboratory resveratrol protects cells from cancerous change. |
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Comorbidities, laboratory parameters of inflammation, septic complications, and mortality were prospectively assessed. |
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Patients' medical records, chest radiographs, and computerized laboratory values were reviewed. |
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The center's laboratory was recently equipped with a DNA sequencer, an apparatus that allows her to identify individual fish by their genes. |
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The life cycle of Chrysaora lactea is metagenetic and was completed with laboratory rearing observations. |
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It was like mercury on a laboratory bench, running this way and that, breaking off here, regrouping there, and always deadly. |
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Under laboratory conditions, flying insects such as fruit flies and migratory locusts have powered stationary engines with their beating wings. |
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He is the prime mover in an international contest to extend the lives of laboratory mice. |
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The site currently employs technical and mechanical engineers, chemical analysts, laboratory technicians and support staff. |
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But isn't it time the subject was brought from the clouds of science fiction to the debating hall and the laboratory bench? |
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I have worked as a hotel night-clerk, a taxicab driver, a tree puller, a house painter, and a laboratory technician. |
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Actually, sacking an eminent laboratory was hardly a recommended extracurricular activity for one as reserved and cultured as Noriko. |
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The position of the particular tray on the laboratory bench had no apparent effect on germination. |
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The most accurate laboratory cesium atomic clocks are thousands of times better than commercially produced units. |
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I was working at the bench in the microbiology laboratory of our city's largest hospital. |
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A medical laboratory technician is not expected to become a supervisor, nor is he or she qualified to act as a technical consultant. |
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The cameraman would film the scene and take the shot back to the laboratory to check it and then he would re-shoot it again. |
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Later, the new hires will take their places next to their ARS mentors at the laboratory benches. |
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By 1957 the laboratory benches had become so crowded that a cleanup had to be instituted. |
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To use the device, a laboratory technician places each patient sample in a separate well of an eight-well block, which is then handled as a unit. |
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For this reason scientists have been turning to a much less expensive alternative, the laboratory mouse. |
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The kulfi in The Wee Curry Shop looks and tastes like bad industrial ice cream with phoney laboratory flavours. |
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Based on laboratory measurements of the relative abundances of the three isotopes, researchers infer the contribution of each. |
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I attended college, graduated with honours, and secured a position at a general hospital as a laboratory technician. |
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The cholinesterase inhibitor tacrine is used rarely because of potential liver toxicity and the need for frequent laboratory monitoring. |
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The team would also include two laboratory technicians well acquainted with gene technology and biochemical techniques. |
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The report also expressed concern about the pay and conditions for laboratory technicians, saying an additional 4,000 were needed in schools. |
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Our study could not have been completed without the hard work of numerous field and laboratory technicians. |
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This is typically an instance where people taking part in laboratory experiments appear to act irrationally. |
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The book will be useful to ancillary health care personnel, including nurses and laboratory technologists as well as physicians. |
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Studies on the retention of laboratory personnel have focused on the causes of employee attrition and strategies to promote retention. |
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Regardless of the specific lesson and laboratory activity, middle school student perceptions were remarkably similar. |
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The ship's doctor can presumably take blood, and, though possibly not having a haematology laboratory on board, may be able to get the bloods tested when the ship docks. |
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There is some associative evidence that steroid use can increase the risk of prostate cancer, but this link has yet to be borne out in a laboratory setting. |
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Their laboratory was three mechanically ventilated office buildings. |
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Suitable for batch processing, laboratory production, or quality assurance analysis, the precision heads can be mounted on robotic platforms or conveyors. |
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I'd anticipated him working inside a Back-To-The-Future kind of laboratory with bubbling beakers, coiled yellow electrical wire, and a suffocating sense of disarray. |
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A Mellon sabbatical grant allowed me to develop and add to the course a laboratory section focused on survey research and participant observation. |
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Funding is available for research grants, spare parts for laboratory equipment, fellowships, associateships, visiting scientists and travel to conferences. |
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For example, both authors use a combination of rescreening data, laboratory statistics, report accuracy, and program performance to reassign workload. |
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Another laboratory has provided independent confirmation of the test results. |
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Ideally, the laboratory testing procedure adopted should emulate site conditions as closely as possible to quantify reactivity of the soil with lime. |
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In general, estrogen leads to an increase in basal metabolic rate as well as increased ambulatory activity and decreased activity of lipoprotein lipase in laboratory animals. |
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The mystery of whether big cats are stalking Pembrokeshire is no closer to being solved, after laboratory analysis of faeces failed to prove their existence. |
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It had become a laboratory standard or reference strain for raising antibodies and for challenge in virus neutralization test to detect and assay antibody in serum. |
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Some were housed in normal laboratory cages, while others stayed in more interesting pens, with multiple levels, ramps, bridges, tunnels and even a climbing chain. |
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An accredited laboratory can help by analyzing a dust sample. |
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Powerful light-emitting diodes have been shown to help heal wounds in laboratory animals and are now being tested on humans at the Medical College of Wisconsin. |
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Hazel wrote all her work by hand and on Sundays would retreat to the quiet of the nearly empty computer laboratory at Massey University to type up her thesis. |
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This post granted him unrestricted access to government medical and laboratory supplies. |
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Misread radiographs and pathology specimens, laboratory errors, and mistakes made in administering radiation therapy also threaten the safety of patients. |
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The technician on the other end is probably in a laboratory a thousand miles away. |
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The powerful technology required is slow, complicated, and requires both a laboratory and equipment. |
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Recruited to join a research project on the Earth's magnetic field, Dalrymple came to the USGS in 1963 to establish a laboratory for precise radiometric dating of rocks. |
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Perhaps most importantly, previous psychological studies of moral responses relied on observations in laboratory settings. |
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After lumbar puncture, the least blood stained sample of cerebrospinal fluid should be protected from light and sent immediately to the laboratory for spectrophotometry. |
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While amniocentesis can diagnose hundreds of diseases and conditions, it is most effective when the laboratory is instructed to look for a specific condition. |
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The Mexican tetra is easy to raise in the laboratory and exhibits many of the attributes that have made zebrafish a popular model system in developmental biology. |
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That milk replacer may very well contain cattle blood plasma, even though, in laboratory tests, mad cow-type diseases can be spread through blood plasma. |
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Just because conception takes place in a laboratory test tube, it is no less emotionally fraught for the couple concerned and no less morally taxing for the rest of us. |
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By contrast, laboratory screening of drugs will be both quicker and cheaper, as hundreds of tests will be able to be carried out in the time taken for one animal test. |
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The LeBlanc family set up the first full-time acoustical research laboratory for wind instruments in Paris and hired master acoustician Charles Houvenaghel. |
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It does not provide for the chance for a rest now and then, for decent food and lodgings, or the other little happinesses that this dusky laboratory allows its slaves. |
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He holds bachelor's degrees in bioengineering, medical laboratory science and community health and safety studies from the University of Illinois. |
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Simple laboratory tests can determine whether larval competition or hyperparasitism occurs among parasitoid species targeted for biological control. |
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His interest has extended well beyond laboratory accreditation. |
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These which form a renaissance laboratory include eight hundred relics, including triangular crucibles, shallow scorifiers, bone-ash cupels, aludels, and other artifacts. |
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The education system remained functioning but without the assistance of school secretaries, janitors, laboratory workers and other administrative employees. |
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In our laboratory we have adapted a similar strategy to that reported by Liu et al. to perform on-line sample dialysis and clean-up for several protein biomarkers. |
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Chapter 4 contains practical information about laboratory glassware and plastic ware as well as the importance of water in the clinical laboratory. |
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Perimeter circuits, for water, steam, and gas supplies, allow for flexible laboratory replanning and there are no suspended ceilings, to simplify maintenance. |
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When test results of a gasoline sample produce significant variance, the sample is forwarded to an off-site laboratory for a complete mass spectrograph analysis. |
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He started his working life as a laboratory technician and spent five years completing an Open University degree before becoming a science teacher. |
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Two years later he transferred to Cambridge's Cavendish laboratory where Max Perutz was investigating the 3D structure of proteins using X-ray crystallography. |
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A short bespectacled woman in a laboratory coat greeted them. |
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In most cases, laboratory tests are not required because kyphoplasty is a percutaneous procedure, which results in less blood loss than open procedures. |
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During my studies I involved myself in the use of laboratory animals. |
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By demonstrating that soft tissue can be mineralised in the laboratory we had discovered a new approach to investigating this important mode of fossilisation. |
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Field-collected seed was dried for several weeks on a laboratory bench. |
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However, he also said the Government must make a commitment to funding that would ensure every school has a modern laboratory and technicians to assist teachers. |
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Researchers have conducted testing and product development on a laboratory scale and are looking for an industrial partner for scale-up and further refinement of the process. |
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One is that the clinical microbiology laboratory provides summary data on antimicrobial resistance in a facility to concerned clinicians on a regular basis. |
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Physical assessment included laboratory examinations that revealed severe microcytic, hypochromic anemia, which prompted obtaining urine and stool samples for occult blood. |
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All procedures are superbly illustrated for use at the laboratory bench. |
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Improvements in harvesting techniques and growth of stem cells in the laboratory will lead to increased safety of autografts and an expanding list of indications. |
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Equally, many of the shortages in public services such as the health service from nurses to radiographers and laboratory technicians will disappear. |
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In the laboratory higher concentration ethanol, with less water, can be produced by refluxing the rectified spirit with quicklime and then distilling the alcohol mixture. |
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The ancestral lysin proteins may be useful for future laboratory studies. |
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In July a team of scientists announced they had become the first laboratory in the world to manufacture a licensed vaccine against the bacteriological weapon Anthrax. |
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He also said his laboratory had identified the explosive materials as trinitrotoluene, Research Development Explosives and High Melting Explosive. |
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The leaves were saturated with water and different degrees of water deficits were adjusted by exposing the leaves to transpirational water loss on the laboratory bench. |
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The complete transmutation of even one animal species into a different species has never been directly observed either in the laboratory or in the field. |
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A separatory funnel is a piece of laboratory glassware used in liquid-liquid extractions to separate the components of a mixture. |
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This device is ideal for in-line degassing of water and buffer solutions in laboratory and analytical applications. |
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On the train ride back from Yorkshire he wore his white laboratory coat they gave him as well as his hair net and hat. |
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They were kept under standard laboratory conditions, fed with commercial growers mash. |
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The serimeters are of both the Henry Baer and Milan Conditioning House type and are mounted in a laboratory having humidity control. |
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Our metallography laboratory services include material analyses, scanning electron micrography and a variety of hardness tests. |
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Friability testing is a laboratory technique used by the pharmaceutical industry to test the durability of tablets during transit. |
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The autoclaves will replace existing autoclaves, 2 pieces Finn AQUAA Steris, used for autoclaving of laboratory glass, plastics and liquids. |
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The researchers have observed samples of 400-year-old plants known as bryophytes flourishing under laboratory conditions, the BBC reported. |
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Louis chemical conglomerate whose laboratory whizzes concocted the BST drug that artificially stimulates cows to give more milk. |
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New Zealand is a natural laboratory for studying island biogeography,' he says. |
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One technologist in this laboratory had been an MT I for more than 20 years. |
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Every one of its all-herbal formulas was developed by a physician, laboratory researcher, chemist or trained naturopath. |
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Ann McKee, the director of the neuropathology laboratory for the New England Veterans Administration Medical Centers. |
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Davy's laboratory assistant, Michael Faraday, went on to enhance Davy's work and would become the more famous and influential scientist. |
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Davy seriously injured himself in a laboratory accident with nitrogen trichloride. |
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Treatment is usually started without or before confirmation by laboratory analysis. |
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Visual models of laboratory experiments and computational simulations to explore the nanoworld can be critical to comprehension. |
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In the laboratory it can also be synthesized from the reaction between sodium bicarbonate and magnesium sulfate. |
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Remaining glass tube processing, especially the manufacture of syringes and laboratory glassware, was moved to the Malvern plant. |
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Due to its thermal stability and chemical inertness, slate has been used for laboratory bench tops and for billiard table tops. |
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Albillos laboratory demonstrated that the alpha6beta4 subtype is the main nAChR expressed in human adrenal chromaffin cells. |
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This method is also a regularly applied and convenient laboratory preparation. |
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He focuses on technology that has been accomplished in his laboratory at the Nanoworld Institute in Genoa over the last eight years. |
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Other systemic issues, such as lack of laboratory facilities, slow response, and initial lack of a vaccination program, contributed. |
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In 1952, numerical control reached the developmental stage of laboratory reality. |
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It's time to relocate this experiment from the laboratory into the real world. |
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During the 1950s, numerical control moved slowly from the laboratory into commercial service. |
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Differences in some clinical and laboratory parameters in acute salpingitis related to culture and serologic findings. |
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The samples were obtained using a menstrual cup and transferred to a laboratory for processing and cryopreservation. |
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Always wear a laboratory coat that meets the American Standards for Testing and Materials requirements. |
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Sulfuric acid can be produced in the laboratory by burning sulfur in air and dissolving the gas produced in a hydrogen peroxide solution. |
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Incorporated in 2005, NSCI is allied with a local laboratory and cryo-storage facility through a joint venture with Biogenetics Inc. |
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The CDC laboratory has confirmed the Vibrio cholerae 01 isolate as serotype Ogawa, biotype EI Tor. |
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A shaggy, large black mongrel, born in the laboratory where inhumane experiments were performed on him and his companion, Snitter. |
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Although the ghoulish experiment was conducted on laboratory mice the next step could involve a study of elderly humans. |
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Further laboratory results are coming from neuropathologists who are examining Castro's brain. |
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It is now primarily recommended for laboratory workers at risk for occupational exposure. |
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A variety of laboratory methods are available for detecting chickenpox in evaluation of suspected smallpox cases. |
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This research project is base on cross, semiempirical and laboratory researches. |
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In July 2014 several vials of smallpox were discovered in an FDA laboratory at the National Institutes of Health location in Bethesda, Maryland. |
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Variola virus infects only humans in nature, although primates and other animals have been infected in a laboratory setting. |
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If a clinical case is observed, smallpox is confirmed using laboratory tests. |
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In June 1911 the laboratory built a vessel in Miami, Anton Dohrn, for use by researchers as well as logistics between the station and Key West. |
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Acidemia, hyperglycemia, increased anion gap, ketonemia, ketonuria are the laboratory findings. |
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In addition there were over 500 volunteer divers and a laboratory staff of about 70 that ran the shore base and conservation facilities. |
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Studies on bird intelligence and song learning have been largely laboratory based. |
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Righi permitted Marconi to attend lectures at the university and also to use the University's laboratory and library. |
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Al Qadisiya Primary School for Girls came under attack as saboteurs broke into a laboratory after smashing the door and window. |
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His laboratory was connected with her apartments by a secret passageway, so that no formulae could be stolen en route. |
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In laboratory studies using images, cattle can discriminate between images of the heads of cattle and other animal species. |
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In this present study, both mycelia and fruiting bodies were produced from laboratory cultivation. |
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In laboratory language, the latter goal is to avoid totipotency while achieving pluripotency. |
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Various other solvents and methods have replaced the use of CFCs in laboratory analytics. |
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Previous laboratory tests have shown that without borate the chemicals available on the early Earth fail to build ribose. |
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Cyanobacteria in laboratory settings can grow faster when they are alone rather than when they are part of a lichen. |
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Arnett, a rheumatologist and professor of internal medicine, pathology and laboratory medicine the University of Texas Medical School at Houston. |
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Much of this study takes place in the laboratory in the presence of various specialists. |
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Mycelia grown on solid agar media in laboratory petri dishes are usually referred to as colonies. |
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The conclusions drawn from one laboratory in America's heartland aren't going to sway the muscle-bound believers. |
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This information was displayed graphically with the mean bias on the ordinate and laboratory lipid values displayed on the abscissa. |
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Selective breeding of Rattus norvegicus has produced the laboratory rat, a model organism in biological research, as well as pet rats. |
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Rodents have been used as food, for clothing, as pets, and as laboratory animals in research. |
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Although the ghoulish experiment was conducted on laboratory mice, the next step could involve a study of elderly humans. |
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Clinical, radiological and laboratory criteria are helpful in the absence of MSU crystals in the aspirated joint fluid or tophus. |
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Under laboratory observation, males that didn't whistle were spumed by females. |
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Bell's laboratory notes and family letters were the key to establishing a long lineage to his experiments. |
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The title refers to the River Kelvin, which flows close by his laboratory at the University of Glasgow. |
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Chest roentgenograms and other laboratory findings were within normal range. |
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Experimental confirmation in his laboratory did much to bolster his beliefs. |
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On 3 September 1928, Fleming returned to his laboratory having spent August on holiday with his family. |
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The laboratory at St Mary's Hospital where Fleming discovered penicillin is home to the Fleming Museum, a popular London attraction. |
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The Angstrom V-950 is a laboratory type spectrometer that can be set-up to analyze and certify virtually any type of foundry metal. |
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The Olympic laboratory tested up to 400 samples every day for more than 240 prohibited substances. |
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Engineering geological investigations and rock mechanics studies include discontinuity surveying, core drilling, in situ and laboratory testing. |
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It might predict the outcome of an experiment in a laboratory setting or the observation of a phenomenon in nature. |
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Final preparation was done at the microvertebrate laboratory of the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences. |
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It originally consisted of a science laboratory and an art room and now contains two computing suites. |
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Two of the primary methods for identifying rocks in the laboratory are through optical microscopy and by using an electron microprobe. |
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Mettler Toledo has released two new titration brochures to assist laboratory personnel in method development and implementation. |
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At the time, Turing's mother believed that the ingestion was accidental, resulting from her son's careless storage of laboratory chemicals. |
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