Sentences with phrase «in other labs»

«We ought to suspend judgement on the test until it has been replicated in other labs using very careful controls,» he says.

Q: Coming back to alternative careers, what advice would you give to young scientists in other labs who want to start exploring their options?

Skills deteriorate, the lab may be short - staffed, and the work in other labs continues.

Before MolProbity, validation tools developed in other labs, such as PROCHECK, first available in 1993, and WHATCHECK, developed in 1997, provided statistical evaluations of solutions, applying Ramachandran and rotamer distributions, for example, to flag problem areas.

Even Andrew Jukes, who conducted the pepper tests at Warwick on which Guinness based the Naga Viper and Infinity records, concurs: «I am surprised that all record values are not verified on additional samples in other labs.

More mosquitoes bite more researchers at Mbita Point than in any other lab on Earth.

Soon after arriving there last fall, Muller started working in Richardson's group while doing rotations in other labs.

«An investment of only # 1 million a year could accommodate the expertise that is already in place and generate more interest in other labs,» says Gale.

Discreetly check out options in other labs or other institutions.

Xie points out that studies in other labs have revealed that Bam also suppresses the expression of the protein Nanos.

A large, thorough hunt for a mouse retrovirus known as XMRV in people who have chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS)-- including in patients who tested positive for the virus in other labs — has come up empty - handed, further deflating the hope that a cause for this baffling disease has been found.

One virus he selected for his experiments, known as an adeno - associated virus, proved to be promising in human gene - therapy trials in other labs.

«It happens in other labs too.

Meanwhile, since January researchers in other labs have attempted to replicate the initial reported results.

«Everyone in one lab knew everyone in the other lab very well.»

The finding, published in the current issue of Genes and Development1 represents a different approach to cultivating specialized cells for transplant therapy than that being pursued in other labs.

While it is exciting, the full potential of this research will be unknown until the results can be duplicated in other labs and replicated with older tissues and within other species, including humans.

While investigators in other labs have suggested that raised rather than lower levels of cholesterol may be linked to brain disorders, «we think our model may be more clinically relevant,» she says.

That finding has yet to be consistently replicated in other labs, including those of Cornell and the FDA.

The researchers plan to continue improving the technique, which will also benefit from future work in other labs, and monitoring Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua for their physical and intellectual development.

The team has made all the information needed to create this system freely available, so that plant scientists in other labs can use ACME in their own research.

Her lab is also working on adding features to the ROSETTA and ERRASER programs, both developed in other labs, to allow ERRASER to do RNA structure corrections.

In other labs, researchers harnessed the technique to create a growing menagerie of genetically engineered animals and plants: extramuscular beagles, pigs resistant to several viruses, and wheat that can fend off a widespread fungus.

In other labs, some intriguing differences between male and female mice test subjects have already begun to emerge.

«There were more women in her lab than in other labs,» says Casper.

Some scientists say these early findings from the Reproducibility Project: Cancer Biology, which appear tomorrow in eLife, bolster concerns that too many basic biomedical studies don't hold up in other labs.