animal lab造句

• Before that, he performed the surgery in animal lab experiments.
• The animal lab operations were required for credentialing at Walter Reed for laparoscopic procedures, he said.
• Even makers of medical equipment often are surprised at the animal lab, which opened in 2000.
• By comparison, a cadaver lab costs about $ 1, 000 a day and an animal lab costs about $ 5, 000 a day.
• The Liars are investigating around Leslie's animal lab to see what she is hiding when suddenly the lights go out and Mona emmerges.
• Since they have been set up, the ARM has caused millions of pounds ( and dollars ) worth of damage to animal labs, universities and slaughterhouses.
• Many medical schools, meanwhile, have eliminated live animal labs because time is short; classes covering genetic research and other hot topics have been squeezed into busy curricula.
• Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Ted Stevens was objecting to House demands that the final bill omit items the Senate had inserted, such as extra money for an animal lab in Iowa.
• _AGRICULTURE : About half the new federal money will pump up biosecurity research at the government's two plant and animal labs, in Plum Island, N . Y ., and Ames, Iowa.
• Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, was objecting to House demands that the final bill omit items the Senate had inserted, such as extra money for an animal lab in Iowa.
• When I recall the days of my biology education _ from high school in the late'70s through 10 years of college undergraduate and graduate training during the'80s _ I am reminded of the animal labs.
• And there are more and more opportunities to work with the Centers for Disease Control, the Food and Drug Administration and the U . S . Department of Agriculture in developing regulations for animal labs, clinics and farms.
• Masud Cheema identified persons with appropriate attitude for this job and using a discarded heart lung machine donated by a surgeon from US he trained these budding perfusionists by conducting training session on dogs in the animal lab.
• More than half of U . S . medical schools, including Yale, Harvard and Columbia, have no animal labs, and more veterinary schools are implementing clinical study programs where students work only with animals in need of medical attention.
• "The idea is to get from concept to bedside as quickly as possible, " said Karanian, who heads the FDA's large-animal lab . " If you identify some potential failure modes, safety issues, you allow the right questions to get asked.
• After more than three decades of fits and starts, including such premature adventures as the 1984 transplantation of a baboon heart into an infant known as Baby Fae, xenotransplants have crossed the divide from the animal lab to the medical clinic.
• In 2006 he wrote, directed and presented " Monkeys, Rats and Me : Animal Testing " for BBC2, which followed the battle against the Oxford Animal Lab, and which went on to win the Grierson Award for Best Science Documentary in 2007.
• But from a cursory reading of some of the stories, it seems that Bubbles was born into an animal lab, then was removed from his mother and sold to Bob Dunn of Bob Dunn's Animal Services, a Hollywood company that trained animals for movies and commercials.
• He has taken part in the development of the very first stent valve in 1990 which preceeded the first human implantable valve and thus become the first anesthesiologist giving anesthesia to aortic stent valve implantation which took place in 1990 at Aarhus University Hospital animal lab.
• After meeting with Taussig, the two men set about perfecting the operation in the animal lab, with Thomas performing the subclavian-to-pulmonary anastomosis alone in some 200 laboratory dogs, then adapting the instruments for the first human surgery from those used on the experimental animals and coaching Blalock through the first 100 operations on infants.