Sentences with phrase «from commercial»

High speed X-Ray video of the dose release from a commercial Dry Powder Inhaler from Prior PLM Medical on Vimeo.

Users from commercial companies pay the actual costs of the analyses performed.

But substantial recent progress has been made by proactive collaborations among environmentalists, regulators, scientists, and industry, leading to progress in the IMO in the development of guidelines for the reduction of underwater noise from commercial shipping.

Researchers at the Institute are expected to contact the Ethics and Governance Office for advice when considering research using human material, even if the material will be purchased from a commercial vendor.

The Finnish Meteorological Institute's finances consisted of appropriations from the State's budget for the core activities and revenues from commercial services and co-funded operations.

She has lead the development and management of this collaborative initiative which aims to better understand and reduce cumulative threats to at - risk whale species that may arise from commercial vessel activities throughout the southern coast of British Columbia, Canada.

Users from commercial companies pay the full costs of the analyses performed.

The material shows higher surface area, larger pore volume, and stronger acidity compared to γ - Al2O3 that is produced from the commercial AlCl3 precursor, AC550.

One might consider that the products from these commercial companies would be cheaper than buying seats from the Russians and that these firms just need the boost from the government to get started.

I got this from a commercial website just to give you an idea.

The announcement as to which two of the three remaining competitors under NASA's Commercial Crew Program would proceed from the Commercial Crew integrated Capability to CCtCap was made in September of last year (2014).

The promising prospect of these semiconductor photocatalyst is far away from the commercial requirement.

The majority of HIV EU individuals are adults and who remain persistently HIV seronegative after repeated exposure to HIV - 1 from their seropositive partner or from commercial sex work.

Furthermore, we must understand how changes in sea ice cover affect the feeding ecology of humpback whales and their competitors in the short - term and the dynamics of krill populations over the longer term, particularly given the increasing pressure from commercial krill harvests [36].

«The Cancer Research Institute plays a very important role to support the work of scientists who have original ideas of cancer immunotherapy, which are promising, but not yet proven enough for obtaining financial support from commercial groups.

«A national synthetic biology organization could convene scientists and stakeholders from commercial entities, philanthropy, academia, and government to discuss policy, develop regulation, prioritize the development of tools and fundamental research, engage the public on education and ethical issues and create infrastructure.»

Monarch butterflies are routinely purchased from commercial growers for release at weddings, funerals and other celebrations, and to raise in classrooms and exhibits for educational purposes.

The first six satellites are set for launch later this year, but the deal does not include financing for sensors for the second round of satellites, and orders NASA to evaluate within 90 days the potential to acquire similar data from commercial startups like Spire Global and GeoOptics, who have pioneered using small satellites to acquire similar data, and began providing such data to NOAA for evaluation last year.

In the study, NYGC researchers and bioinformatics experts analyzed DNA and RNA from a glioblastoma tumor specimen and DNA from the patient's normal blood, and compared potentially actionable insights to those derived from a commercial targeted panel that had previously been performed.

«Traditional methods of anonymization from commercial entities, such as the use of patient identifiers, have also become more of a problem with the amount of data available about individuals - there is of course an entire industry in vendors matching records retroactively.»

The research team, led by Nobel laureate Hamilton Smith, ordered short strands of genetic code from commercial DNA synthesis companies in the U.S. and Germany and stitched them into longer and longer strands using standard molecular biology techniques.

Every ten years, noise from commercial shipping had doubled.

What if the only source of funding comes from commercial or politically involved organisations?

Although far from a commercial product, it shows what might one day be possible in your own living room.

Other organizations would also benefit from the commercial development of more vehicles capable of reaching space at lower costs.

Ordering DNA from commercial outfits has become as easy as ordering pizza, according to Voigt, who projects that in upcoming decades scientists will be able to whip up much larger segments of DNA: synthetic genomes for yeast, animals — perhaps even humans.

This work used material as diverse as the gut contents of the seals and the fish, through seal «scat», to samples taken from commercial catches and research vessel surveys, and elaborate mathematical models.

By poring over images from commercial satellites and freely available seismic data, a scientist in London has pieced together a detailed picture of China's secret nuclear weapons testing site.

The researchers found that over 25 percent of index patients with normal results from commercial testing of BRCA1 and BRCA2, but with families severely affected by breast cancer, could be resolved by sequencing all genes known to be involved in breast cancer.

Dr. Graeme Malcolm OBE, CEO and Co-Founder of M Squared, said, «One of the challenges from a commercial point of view has been translating infrared technology to bigger markets where price points are sensitive.

Participants were recruited from a commercial national internet survey panel; each of the participants reported detailed social connection information with up to 25 friends and relatives.

Much of this infrastructure supports other programs, mainly related to defence, where research expenditures are even more removed from commercial opportunities.

In one experiment, bees from commercial colonies that had traveled to pollinate almonds in California and then in Maine were compared to bees from colonies that remained stationary in the NC State apiary.

Nahata's team used terahertz radiation to read the coded information because the wavelengths in this region are best suited for imaging the resolution available from commercial inkjet printers.

In 2010, the Obama administration abandoned a 2 - decade effort to bury much of the high level waste — spent fuel rods from commercial reactors and radioactive material from nuclear bomb manufacturing — inside Yucca Mountain in the Nevada desert (although Congress has ordered parts of that process to keep moving).

In particular, Census officials set a goal of having in - house employees verify 75 % of the nation's housing units by poring over satellite imagery and other data from commercial mapping services.

In total, they received 3,090 responses, including 485 from part - time beekeepers, 2,216 from sideline beekeepers, and 389 from commercial beekeepers.

I have since obtained insurance directly from a commercial broker instead.

Academic researchers will pay a modest fee for the cells, Radda says, but the bank hopes to support itself in part through higher fees from commercial researchers.

GA also stores rock cores retrieved from commercial projects in a repository that is open to outside researchers.

In addition to fruit flies, they successfully used the program to analyze images of zebrafish and mice, as well as data collected from a commercial light sheet microscope and a commercial confocal microscope.

WASHINGTON (Reuters)- Delegations from the United States, Russia, and China and other countries struck a deal on Thursday to refrain from commercial fishing in the high Arctic seas, one of world's fastest - warming places, until scientists can determine what fish are there and whether they can be harvested sustainably.

It was trying determine what it would take to develop a government system that spots bioweapons in the making by screening the genetic sequences routinely ordered from commercial suppliers of synthetic DNA.

«I don't know of a science center anywhere in the world that is meeting 100 % of its running costs from commercial sources,» says Durant, who notes that visitor revenue covers 20 % to 75 % of a center's operating costs.

Longtime oil refiners UOP have a new refining process that turns plant oils into jet fuel — that has, in turn, been used to power everything from a commercial jet to an F / A -18, dubbed the «Green Hornet.»

Escape from commercial salmon farms in the northern Pacific have introduced the Atlantic salmon into the range of the Pacific species.

Ultrasound can, for example, originate from commercial ultrasonic cleaning baths that are sometimes used, e.g., to thoroughly clean a pair of glasses.

Indeed, nearly a third of the recovered tags came from commercial fishers working the eastern Atlantic and the Mediterranean Sea.

To achieve this, the team used an off - the - shelf digital micromirror array from a commercial video projector to create a set of microstructured light patterns that are sequentially superimposed onto a sample.

U.S. - based aircraft are responsible for 29 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions from commercial aircraft worldwide, according to the EPA.