Sentence examples for a specific identification from inspiring English sources
Gene probes for FISH of the animal pathogens Streptococcus uberis and Arcanobacterium pyogenes were designed to provide probes for a specific identification of these bacteria from cultures.
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It is used for a specific identification method into the Linkcost value to the nearest one.
The reader sends out a signal looking for any tags within the region, and the tag, embedded in the J-Card in this instance, responds with a specific identification number.
For confirmation of the identification of the alpha hemolytic Streptococcus pneumoniae we used a specific identification test (Accuprobe, Salem, MA) based on the detection of specific ribosomal RNA sequences.
We submitted a variety of these ions to MS/MS analysis in an attempt to acquire a specific identification and identified multiple phosphatidylcholine (PC) molecules, such as PC(12∶0/0∶0 K+ m/z 478.2, PC (18∶0/0∶0) m/z 524.3, PC 16∶1/10∶0) m/z 648.5, and PC 32∶0) m/z 772.5 (Fig. 4 F I, respectively).
Initial diagnosis of the tumour was attempted by fine needle aspiration and cytology but, for a more specific identification of the tumour type, a preoperative biopsy was obtained in all cases using a Jamshidi needle and submitted to histopathology.
All invited employees received a project specific identification number based on their social security number, and a personalized code to log on to the questionnaire.
Research nurses allocated participants a site specific identification number sequentially and notified the study administrator on completion of baseline measures for each participant.
Examining effects by hour, rather than using more conventional metrics like daily maximum, minimum, or mean temperature allows for a more specific identification of hazardous periods.
Finally, the use of particular contrast methods based on nonlinear excitation, such as SHG and FLIM, allows a more specific identification of molecular species in skin, such as collagen in dermis and other nucleotides in epidermis.
