Sentences with phrase «laboratory workers»

Only «fully qualified and experienced laboratory workers» should work with it, the instructions say, according to an investigative report.

«The [laboratory workers] don't want to be blind; they want to be in there with the detectives figuring out who the bad guy is.

Marburg virus was first identified in 1967 during an outbreak in Marburg, Germany, when laboratory workers were infected while dissecting African green monkeys from Uganda.

Former Yale University laboratory worker Raymond Clark pleaded guilty today to murdering 24 - year - old graduate student Annie Le in 2009, Bloomberg reports:

Patrice Nordmann, head of bacteriology, virology and parasitology at the Bicêtre Hospital in Paris, agrees that many laboratory workers are missing the presence of carbapenemase - producing bacteria in samples.

Periodically, laboratory workers roam the forest to sample bark, small branches, and leaves to assess the trees» success in pollution extraction.

Anthrax can kill those who inhale it, but is not normally transmitted between humans, so an infected laboratory worker presumably could not have gone home and passed it on.

Professional Laboratory and Research Services (PLRS), where PETA documented laboratory workers screaming obscenities at animals, violently slamming cats into cages, and kicking, throwing, and dragging dogs, closed down and four PLRS employees, including a supervisor, were indicted on precedent - setting felony cruelty - to - animals charges.

While military personnel, hospital and volunteer workers, as well as laboratory workers who handle live hepatitis A or animals infected with hepatitis A for the purposes of study are typically automatically vaccinated, most Americans are not simply because the disease currently has very little hold in the U.S.

A phlebotomist is a specialized medical assistant that collects blood and other tissue samples to be used for analysis by laboratory workers.

[H] azard identification, hazard evaluation, and hazard mitigation in laboratory operations are critical skills that need to be part of any laboratory worker's education,» Identifying and Evaluating Hazards states, and this process needs to become deeply ingrained in the daily practice of research.»

The awesomeness of landing a craft on Mars, combined with the enthusiasm of scientists who behaved more like a recreational league softball team than laboratory workers, had yanked science out of the realm of archaic taxa and into, say, the XFL.

Participants, who included clinicians, laboratory workers and epidemiologists, also completed an online survey which asked if they experienced possible exposure to Ebola virus while in West Africa.

As examples of staff at risk, the VHPB cites teachers of mentally handicapped people, who may be bitten; laboratory workers; police; firefighters; undertakers; social workers who work with drug users; laundry and cleaning staff; refuse collectors; customs officers; people who maintain hospital equipment; military personnel; prostitutes; and speech therapists, who sometimes have to put their hands into clients» mouths.

Occupations that may be at increased risk of exposure include health workers, laboratory workers, cleaning crews (for hospitals, ambulances, travel facilities, etc.), transportation workers (e.g., airlines, public transportation, taxis), sanitation workers, and morgue workers.

My reply was that the laboratory workers had sabotaged themselves by assuming they could con a bunch of nincompoop dog owners into offering up their dogs» jugular veins to con artists.

In a 6 - 1 decision (2016 SCC 25) released Friday, the top court upheld BC Workers Compensation Appeals Tribunal 2010 and 2011 rulings on occupational disease claims originally denied three laboratory workers.

Senior Scientists conduct research for companies or academic institutions while coordinating other scientists and laboratory workers.

Sterile processing technicians clean instruments used by surgeons, physicians, nurses, laboratory workers and other health professionals.