Sentences with phrase «biomedical labs»

The 10 - week summer program will take place in biomedical labs in California, Nevada, and Utah.

A dozen heads of biomedical labs and secretaries of the scientific departments also met last week and called for more discussion of the rules.

At the same time, numerous studies have found that as biomedical labs get bigger, their rise in productivity tapers off.

If the sequester kicks in, NIH's success rate could drop from the current rate of about 17 % to 18 % — half what it was in the 1980s — to as low as 15 %, squeezing biomedical labs further and forcing them to hire even fewer young scientists, Greider noted.

And while fishermen have capture quotas, there's no limit to the number of crabs that can be caught by biomedical labs for research; with the pharmaceutical industry set to grow by 8 % this year, conservationists are hoping to put some guidelines in place so we can continue using horseshoe crab blood without causing the extinction of the species.

Resources include a comprehensive list of abbreviations commonly found in biomedical labs, a glossary, and an index.

This advice seems difficult to reconcile with the numerous prior caveats regarding lab safety and the potential consequences of ignorance in a biomedical lab.

I imagine the entire text is a gold mine if you have just become a member of a biomedical lab.

But in biomedical labs, Dolly hinted at a future in which cells could be reprogrammed to an embryo - like state and used to treat human diseases.

«You know I used to work in a biomedical lab?»

I knew a little of what went on in biomedical labs and I couldn't believe he had slipped under Debby's radar.

I have grown cells in culture in the biomedical labs where I've worked.