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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a convenient specimen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sample or example that is easy to obtain or use for a specific purpose, often in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The researcher selected a convenient specimen from the available samples to conduct the experiment."
Alternatives: "an easily obtainable sample" or "a suitable example".
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Participants will be instructed on proper methods for stool collection and all materials will be provided in a convenient specimen collection kit.
Subjects will be instructed on proper methods for stool sample collection and all materials will be provided in a convenient specimen collection kit.
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The 'best' (accurate and convenient) specimen type for testing will be identified.
Although feces is the most convenient specimen type for detecting EVs for surveillance purposes, detecting EV in fecal samples is not the most specific way to confirm the cause of an individual patient's symptoms (4 ).
There were six studies in adults and pregnant women; three were community-based surveys, and three serology testing of a convenient sample of stored blood specimens.
Other studies were, clinical audits conducted in community health centres (n = 7), serology testing of a convenient sample of stored blood specimens (n = 3), retrospective analyses of midwifery databases (n = 2) and a longitudinal study examining sexual health screening of pregnant women attending an ACCHS (n = 1).
Brazilian disk specimen [15] is such a convenient arrangement that allows the measurement of interfacial fracture toughness as a function of loading angle θ to achieve loading conditions from mode I to mode II.
Although the in vitro models provide a convenient and renewable platform that cannot be surpassed by clinical specimens, it may not faithfully reflect the behavior of tumor cells in vivo.
Currently, RT-PCR is used widely and considered to be a convenient, useful, and powerful method for molecular diagnosis, to detect pathogens from clinical specimens.
It's a convenient rationalization.
Call it a convenient truth.
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