Sentences with phrase «hours in the lab»

Because Barboiu spent many hours in the lab each day and quickly became independent, he was also given a small room nearby where he could work by himself, Nechifor says: «For this reason Mihail evolved rapidly.»

I'd work 36 or 40 hours in the clinic, and then I'd spend 8 to 12 hours in the lab.

For instance, one partner «may decide that particular week not to do the really critical experiments that are going to keep him 12 hours in the lab,» which could make it possible to care for the kids while the other parent travels.

Through painstaking hours in the lab, the partners restored the objects at the Egyptian Museum.

A job in academia is unlike grad school or your postdoc years with unlimited hours in the lab.

Like other postdocs at UNC, I spent long hours in the lab and presented my research at national conferences, including that of the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR).

But since finishing residency and fellowship clinical training, I have spent the majority of my working hours in the lab and the office, practicing science rather than medicine.

These were even harder years than my clinical training, with long hours in the lab and heavy clinical responsibilities.

You complain, «Ugh, I spent 15 hours in the lab yesterday,» but part of your brain says, «Yes, I spent 15 hours in the lab yesterday!»

You've been working long hours in the lab and sacrificing evenings and weekends to get ahead.

Balance this extra time between: a) working fewer hours in the lab (an hour in the gym can be more efficient than another hour at the lab bench); b) thinking of other potential hurdles and how to circumvent them; and c) doing a little extra work on the relevant problems.

For example, in labs with a majority of single and childless members, productive lab members with children might be viewed with disdain, as they may spend fewer hours in the lab (even if they are just as productive).

After 50 hours in a lab, three Ohio eighth graders convert Styrofoam food containers into a patent - worthy new water filter

I have been fortunate that I have been able to keep my «research hand» in during the past 5 years, spending odd hours in the lab and getting a publication or two.

Working long hours in the lab and at a computer, focused on a too - narrow project, took its toll on my passion for bench science.

Granted a full semester of paid leave from teaching, Junge continued to work normal hours in the lab during the first few months of his son's life.

She wanted to carry the baby to term without complications, the long hours in the lab were getting to her (at the time she was 6 months pregnant), she didn't think she could reduce her hours without receiving unofficial «black marks» from her supervisor, and so on.

«Something I really struggle with is showing my students that spending 24 hours in a lab is not efficient or useful,» says Javid, who adds that students often need more «hand - holding» than their Western counterparts.

The juxtaposition dispels the myth, common among young researchers, that success in science requires abundant inputs (i.e., hours in the lab) instead of, or in addition to, abundant outputs (i.e., publications in high - impact journals).

They then spent 24 hours in a lab, where the researchers periodically tested the melatonin levels in their saliva.

I suspect my reasons for not leaving the lab have to do with the fact that I was lucky enough to find a position that won't require 60 hours in the lab.

Getting to a paper is a grind — it represents many hours in lab and many, many failed experiments, significant data analysis and interpretation, as well as the actual time spent writing the manuscript and putting together figures and data in a way that communicates the significance more broadly.

I have seen them working long hours in the lab, preparing for classes, and volunteering in the Atlanta science community.

During his first few years in the lab, Johnson told BuzzFeed News, he directly witnessed Marcy giving an undergraduate a back massage, with his hand underneath her shirt, alone and after hours in the lab.

Scientists conducting research spend countless hours in the lab before they are able to document and present their results.

Those were my favorite subjects, and I spent hours in the lab.

In contrast, the Galaxy S8 lasted about 16 hours in our lab tests.

Having spent long hours in the lab together, they got to know each other and developed a liking for each other and had an affair.

Not exact matches

While Apple claims up to 10 hours of battery life in typical usage, testers in the Consumer Reports lab found incredibly varied results on three models they had purchased at a retail store.

On Monday, just hours before a scheduled press event about GE's move, the industrial giant pledged to invest $ 25 million in the city's underfunded public school system by creating a career lab and other resources.

With 85 full time staff, Linear expands, in any one month, to 120 — 140 on the payroll when more doctors, nurses, lab technicians and IT specialists are needed to run the 24 hour operation.

While it took years for the original Human Genome Project to analyze a single human genome (some 3 billion DNA base pairs), modern lab equipment with microfluidic chips can do it in hours.

I was one of two Muslims in my school and every day when the rest of the kids in my class went to the cafeteria for lunch, we would head to the computer lab to play Oregon Trail or Where in the World is Carmen San Diego for an hour.

In a lab study, researchers reported that rats who consumed powdered liver were able to swim much longer (from 63 minutes to 2 hours) compared to rats fed a basic rat with or without supplemental vitamin B complex.

After several hours in the underground lab I decided on a couple ways to approach this particular clone.

Natural Cocktail Used to Prevent, Treat Pierce's Disease: It's happy hour at a lab in College Station.

Once there, the horses wereisolated from other shipments and placed in quarantine until their bloodsamples were passed by the USDA lab, a procedure that normally takes from 48 to72 hours.

Meanwhile, back at the trailer, lab technicians have taken each specimen, tested it in several chemical processes that take roughly three hours and then marked each tag with a notice that reads «negative» — or, very occasionally, «positive.»

The class presentations, studio critiques, creative problem solving studies, and long 24 hour sessions in the computer lab defined a career that I still love to practice everyday.

Teens 14 - 18 are invited to play with or compete against others in the library Tech Lab everyday afterschool hours.

Consult The Daily Navigator (the daily newsletter left in your stateroom each day) for the Oceaneer Club and Lab hours of operation and schedules.

Most of the kids were a bit older in the Lab, and the Club often has «open house» hours where you can come in and play with your child, as well as supervise younger siblings so the whole family can play together.

In a significant concession to traditionalists, which emerged less than 24 hours after Paddy Ashdown announced his planned resignation as Lib Dem leader, Mr Blair promised he would not launch any more initiatives to extend the remit of the Lib - Lab cabinet committee without talking to senior MPs.

The proposed schools would offer lab and computer sciences, Regents level instruction in science and math, and additional hours of STEM instruction during the school day to support female students aiming to apply for one of the city's specialized high schools.

I had put in far more hours of effort in the lab and in writing than he had, and I was shocked that my colleague didn't see this.»

Gert Vriend, head of the Centre for Molecular and Biomolecular Informatics (CMBI) in Nijmegen, says that «With a month of hard work in the lab, you can easily save yourself an hour in front of the PC».

After 3 years at Nottingham studying physics, I'd come to the conclusion that, though the general gist of my course amazed and fascinated me, the nitty gritty of the mathematics and the hours sitting in a lab twiddling dials were really not for me.

To test their hypothesis, the researchers delivered antibiotics to bacterial populations in the lab for precisely three hours each day.

But gerontologist George Martin of the University of Washington, Seattle (editor - in - chief of SAGE KE), was visiting the lab that day, and Pereira - Smith volunteered to baby - sit Michael in her office for a couple of hours so that Gorbunova could meet Martin.

One lab test showed a single cell moving a distance three times its diameter and joining with a small cancerous cluster in just four hours.