Sentence examples for additional clinical specimens from inspiring English sources

In addition to these routine cultures additional clinical specimens were obtained for culture in case of suspicion of infection.

Follow-up investigations included a physical work-up, assessment of tolerance and possible adverse events, a rectal swab for ESBL-E and additional clinical specimens for culture if other sites had been positive before.

One hundred and seventy-six additional clinical specimens, completely unrelated to those tested above, were tested by RT-PCR at the IMVS [ 16]: 87 were reported positive and MT-PCR results were congruent in all of these (Table 4).

Identifying nonpolio HEV serotypes associated with AFP in India provides useful EV surveillance data and should be explored further in conjunction with virologic evaluation of appropriate community controls and additional clinical specimens from AFP case-patients (cerebrospinal fluid, throat swab samples, serum), which could indicate the nonpolio HEV type causing paralytic disease.

Rather, this specimen would have been considered invalid, and an additional clinical specimen from the patient would have to have been ordered.

An additional 54 clinical specimens from farms with respiratory disease collected in 2013 and 2014 were also screened by Real Time RT-PCR.

Preliminary clinical study was performed with pooled negative frozen urine samples and additional 58 clinical specimens (5 positive and 53 negative samples, estimated by Abbott CT/GC kit).

However, we define the term ASMS more broadly, encompassing both secondary data analysis studies and studies that require additional measurements (clinical, specimen-based or both).

The seven miRNAs of interest were investigated for CpG island methylation (Additional file 3: Figure S2, Additional file 4: Table S2, Additional file 5: Table S3) in clinical specimens (205 CRC and 36 EC, Table  1) to explore if methylation in tumor DNA differs from that in paired normal DNA and if patterns specific to individual patient groups might be detectable.

However, a chief finding of Martin and Mundt [84] was that the strains of E. faecalis recovered from insects were physiologically distinct from those recovered from clinical specimens, suggesting additional roles for this organism in symbiotic relationships.

Thereafter, no new transmission of MRSA was observed on surgical wards, although by the end of August 1993, the surgical strain was isolated from clinical specimens of eight additional patients who had been cared for on the epidemic wards during 1991 1992.