The phrase "admission of samples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to testing, research, or quality control where samples are being accepted or allowed for analysis.
Example: "The admission of samples for testing will begin next week, and all participants must follow the submission guidelines."
Alternatives: "acceptance of samples" or "submission of samples".
At admission of patient 3, samples from all 3 patients were analyzed at greater read depth by using a HiSeq system.
Assuming an incidence of adverse events during hospital admission of 8%, a sample of 4200 hospital admissions of discharged patients and a sample of 4200 admissions of deceased patients were necessary to detect an one-side difference of 1% with the reference value with a power of 0.80 and an alpha from 0.05.
Does the D1 measure show internal reliability and predictive validity for admission of a UK sample of adult patients with severe mental illness (SMI) to forensic secure services?
The study addressed five research questions: i) Does the D1 measure show internal reliability and predictive validity for admission of a UK sample of adult patients with severe mental illness (SMI) to forensic secure services?
Data from the registers and clinical interviews revealed that these 89 subjects were highly phenotypic representatives of a cohort of chronic patients with functional psychoses, as shown in table 1. Two-thirds of the subjects were male and the age-of-onset and age-of-first-admission of the sample were identical to previous epidemiological findings.
DNA was extracted from 5 mL of admission blood samples (containing EDTA) obtained during the clinical fever study as described.
Within 2 days of admission, blood samples were collected from all participants in the early morning after an overnight fast.
At time of admission, blood samples were collected for serologic testing for dengue virus and reverse transcription (RT PCR testing for CCHF virus.
One US study including 187 patients with ALF showed that 74% of the admission serum samples tested were positive for troponin-I (cutoff value > 0.1 ng/ml, range 0 to 50 ng/ml) [ 10].
MDR/PDR at event = Presence of an MDR/PDR isolate at admission sputum sample of the PEx being evaluated.
