Sentence examples for Further labs from inspiring English sources

Further labs were done for possible nephrotic syndrome based on his clinical presentation which showed a 24 hour urinary protein result of 3679 mg/24 hour with serum total protein of 3.6 g/dl, albumin of 0.9 gm/dl and a globulin level of 2.7 gm/dl.

Tranquillo said his team would discuss the results, published in Nature Communications, with cardiologists and the US Food and Drug Administration to decide what further lab work was needed before considering a clinical trial in humans.

Further lab tests are expected to tie the suspect, Robert Lee Yates Jr., to the slayings of three other women who were shot to death from 1996 to 1998, Spokane County Sheriff Mark Sterk said.

Further lab results presented today in Science show that the reactive amine on the aminopyrimidine readily bonds with either formic acid or formamide.

Further lab tests showed that when Fe2+ concentration increases from 0 to 4 mg/L, the polymer viscosity dropped from more than 200 cP to less than 50 cP.

When further lab tests came back negative, the suspects were released.

All the results shown and described must be considered as a possible direction for further lab experiments.

Further lab testing must be carried out to confirm the ligand-receptor binding and to understand their biological functions.

Further, lab examinations of glucose, lipids, inflammatory (high sensitive C-reactive protein) and renal parameters (with cystatin C to assess renal function [ 30, 31]) will be done in the same intervals.

The main aim of CentiScaPe is to produce results that could drive further lab experiments since the high score nodes identified by the computation should be considered as potential targets for drugs and could be the starting point for further investigations and for a deeper understanding of the underlying biological process.

Experiments may be grouped or structured hierarchically, whereas any kind of biological entity can be stored as the observed unit, from a specimen to be used in genotyping or phenotyping experiments, to a group of species collected in the field that will undergo further lab analysis.