Sentences with phrase «on laboratory analysis»
Definitive diagnosis is based on laboratory analysis of affected tissues by fluorescent antibody techniques.
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It was based on data and analysis provided by Geoffrey Hewings, director of the Regional Economics Applications Laboratory (REAL) at the University of Illinois.
An analysis of hundreds of laboratory studies shows conclusively that there is a causal relationship between viewing violence on television and subsequent aggressive behavior.
The proposition that life is matter - like leads to the traditional reductionist analysis of living organisms that goes on in biological laboratories.
Nutrient values may be determined based on nutrient databases, cookbooks, laboratory analyses, nutrition facts on packaged foods, or other «reasonable» means.
Both sources are approved by the New York State Health Department and undergo rigorous testing in the on - site microbiological laboratory and by outside laboratories to meet the water analysis requirements of all 50 states.
(8) A pass or fail rating based on the laboratory's microbiological, mycotoxins, heavy metals, and chemical residue analysis.
Independent laboratory analysis shows this to be one of the highest quality coconut oils on the market, having the highest levels of antioxidants using a wet - milling process.
Independent laboratory analysis shows this to be one of the highest quality coconut oils on the market.
Tanks used for storage of process waters have apparent visible debris, filth and microbiological contamination... There is no laboratory analysis for water used in ice manufacturing at the [redacted] facility to show the water used to make ice is potable... Apparent bird feces were observed on the ice manufacturing equipment at Moon Fishery; insects and filth were observed in and on the equipment... Tuna processed at your facility, which is consumed raw or cooked, comes in direct contact with water and ice.
Also at 10 a.m., the Assembly Committee on Codes, the Committee on the Judiciary and the Committee on Oversight, Analysis and Investigation holds a public oversight hearing on forensic science laboratories, 250 Broadway, Assembly Hearing Room 1923, Manhattan.
Our researchers may offer a broad range of laboratory work or focus on specific technical tasks, such as high - performance liquid chromatography or statistical analysis.
For years, scientists have been working to develop «labs on a chip,» portable devices that would perform complex analyses usually only possible in a chemistry laboratory.
This is one of the first and most extensive studies that instead focused on the characteristics of the plant defensive traits through fieldwork and laboratory analyses of the anti-herbivore chemicals.
Supported by the São Paulo Research Foundation — FAPESP under the aegis of its Research Program on Biodiversity Characterization, Conservation, Restoration & Sustainable Use (BIOTA - FAPESP, the study relied on the collaboration of the City's Animal Health Control Center and its Department of Parks & Green Areas to carry out a collection of 37,972 specimens of the family Culicidae (which gathers flies commonly known as mosquitoes) from nine municipal parks — later laboratory analysis would show that these mosquitoes belonged to 73 species and 14 genera.
Laboratory analysis of such tiny dust grains provides unique information on these massive stellar explosions.
He also utilizes what he calls «a laboratory in a can» — the newer Environmental Sample Processor, which collects water samples and conducts on - site analyses.
Researchers at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Illinois have squeezed out the last drop of analysis on their own data — and concluded that the Higgs, if it exists, should have a mass between 115 and 135 billion electron volts.
High - energy physicists at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana will use their connection to run data analysis on computers at Argonne National Laboratory outside Chicago, says Larry Rapagnani, an information technologist at Notre Dame.
After five years of fieldwork, laboratory experiments, and analysis, they reported in February 2011 that of 99 Laron syndrome cases, only one case of cancer existed on record, and that patient had survived.
It would be even better if we were able to carry out the analyses on location at the pig farm; this way you can avoid having to bring bags of air back to the laboratory at the risk of «running out of air,» i.e. losing some of the odorants.
«In 2011, 8.35 percent of Americans over age 60 faced the threat of hunger — that translates to 4.8 million people,» said Craig Gundersen, University of Illinois soybean industry endowed professor in agricultural strategy in the Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics and executive director of the National Soybean Research Laboratory who led the data analysis on the study.
By avoiding delays that come with having to return samples to a laboratory for analysis, the methodology could also be used on Earth to detect and identify pathogens during epidemics in remote areas.
For her study on geologic storage, Lord and her colleagues analyzed and reworked the geologic storage module of Argonne National Laboratory's Hydrogen Delivery Scenario Analysis Model.
Examples of fringe collaboration include the amateur naturalist who brings in a species new to science but is not concerned with subsequent taxonomic research on it, the technician who makes a vital series of analyses at a distant laboratory, or the group of undergraduates who provide a preliminary database from student projects that later forms the justification for a full - blown project.
Data on emissions comes from the Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center, and the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
Several weeks ago, on Jan. 27, the FDA issued another warning, saying that laboratory analysis of Hyland's teething tablets found levels of belladonna «sometimes far exceeding the amount claimed on the label.»
For example, cell culture or biological analysis, which are conducted in biology laboratories, can be performed on a microfluidic chip.
Based on fieldwork and laboratory analyses, they now identified a previously unknown species of dwarf lemur.
Los Alamos National Laboratory, in New Mexico, will lead development on SuperCam, the successor to Curiosity's ChemCam imaging and chemical analysis tool.
Researchers at the University of Edinburgh and the MRC Laboratory for Molecular Biology in Cambridge used molecular analysis to find that concentrations of magnesium rose and fell in a 24 - hour cycle in all cell types, and that this impacts on the cells» internal clocks.
To help with understanding the crystal structure, Steve Hackney, professor of materials science at Michigan Tech, was able to provide crucial high - resolution images and diffraction patterns using transmission electron microscopy on ultrathin samples prepared with a diamond knife by Owen Mills, director of Michigan Tech's Applied Chemical & Morphological Analysis Laboratory.
After months of analysis and testing here on Earth, «we haven't found a clear solution to how to get Spirit out of its predicament,» said project manager John Callas of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.
Huang directs the Image Data Emulation & Analysis Laboratory at Lehigh where she works on artificial intelligence related to vision and graphics, or, as she says: «creating techniques that enable computers to understand images the way humans do.»
A team led by researchers at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) this week publishes in PNAS a new analysis of data on the genetics of autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
The FBI Laboratory, for instance, has adopted such workflow procedures, known as context management procedures, to limit the amount of information examiners are provided at different stages of their analysis to reduce the influence such information can have on conclusions drawn.
«What I see in the control regions looks just like what I see in the galactic center,» says astrophysicist Andrea Albert of Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, one of the researchers who worked on the analysis.
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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory highlight: PNNL Materials Scientists Publish Review Article on STEM Analysis of Oxide Interfaces
In 2017, a 153 SNP analysis (with markers covering all 19 chromosomes and the X chromosome) was performed on the first generation of rederived mice at The Jackson Laboratory Repository (heterozygous for the Gad2 - IRES - Cre allele).
On Monday, the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory released its detailed analysis of energy use in the US during 2009, finding that energy use dropped nearly 5 percent over the last year.
Course attendees are invited to bring their own data for analysis during the hands - on laboratory sessions.
While evidence obtained in our and other laboratories strongly suggests that H. pylori triggers a transcriptional response, epigenetic alterations and DNA damage in infected cells, most of the data supporting these findings rest on fragmentary analyses of clinical samples and cells infected in vitro.
Previously a postdoctoral research associate at the NOAA NEFSC's Woods Hole Laboratory, Fay's research focuses on spatial modeling and statistical analyses of marine fisheries populations with an expertise in quantitative fisheries science and ecosystem modeling.
DNA restriction analysis and bacterial transformation are required by the Educational Testing Service as part of the Advanced Placement Biology Curriculum and provide students with an extensive hands - on laboratory experience.
In addition to the online instrumentation, dust particles are captured and collected at altitude on special sample carriers for analysis in the laboratory.
Paleoanthropologist Yohannes Haile - Selassie conducts comparative analysis of Australopithecus deyiremeda in his laboratory at Cleveland Museum of Natural History on April 29, 2015, in this image released to Reuters on May 26, 2015.
Since 1997, he has directed the investigation of neurodegenerative diseases in the Nurses» Health Study and other large cohorts comprising more than 400,000 men and women who have provided detailed information on their dietary habits and lifestyle in addition to blood or cheek cell samples for genetic and other laboratory analyses.
On the study published in Dalton Transactions, the Laboratory Directed Research and Development Program at PNNL provided funding for the kinetic analyses of the calorimetry data.
The Solar and Heliospheric Research Group at the University of Arizona in the Lunar and Planetary Laboratory is seeking a postdoctoral researcher who will work with Professor Kristopher Klein on combining theory with the analysis of in situ solar wind observations as a means of characterizing the plasma processes that occur in the heliosphere and in space and astrophysical plasmas more generally.