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Meanings of lab in English
A workplace for the conduct of scientific research.
Usage of lab in English
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The semi-annual lab tests often don't reflect the reality at power plants.
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There was work to do this morning, real official police lab work.
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Mr Taylor said those lab results showed how bad the situation was.
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WADA has given the Rio lab 21 days to appeal the decision.
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Would journalists welcome open days, internships or lab visits hosted by scientists?
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PARC's Brown demonstrated the research lab's vision of the future of documents.
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Its natural environment is most likely in the lab, at third level.
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Gordon read through Cooper's lab notebook, looking for possible sources of error.
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Belts track heart rates and next year, the lab will add EEGs.
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Researchers will unveil the world's first lab-grown burger in London later today.
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Schmid said the aquarium had sent samples to a state veterinary lab.
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Even now my people are working on building you a new lab.
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The lab will be able to tell us unofficially within two days.
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I'll also arrange to visit the research lab from time to time.
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They're expecting to be shown a crime lab, not a crime scene.
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I'm going to need my lab work to give us a window.
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