Sentence examples for assessed specimen from inspiring English sources

We assessed specimen quality by LMP by tabulating the frequency of reports of Bethesda System categories of 'satisfactory for interpretation' or 'unsatisfactory' (Solomon, 1991).

Details regarding the three treatment failures are provided in Table  3.> -wrap-foot> days days of treatment; d/at, days after completed therapy; WT, wild-type 23S rRNA gene sequence; NA, not assessed (specimen not available and too low concentration of M. genitalium DNA for 23S rRNA gene sequencing, respectively); PMNL/hpf, polymorphonuclear leucocytes/high power field.

Again, pathologists assessed specimens blindly as above and data was obtained for 78 individuals.

Western blot analysis of the collagenase digestion media for CD90 and TIMP1 was done to assess specimen purity.

We interviewed laboratory managers and technicians at hospital A to assess specimen collection and processing methods and to identify any potential sources for contamination of specimens with C. neoformans.

An on-site cytopathology team, to assess specimen adequacy, establish an on-site diagnosis, and advise on whether additional sampling is needed, improves the yield and decreases the number of passes required [ 36].

The beta globin gene, present at one haploid copy per nucleated cells [ 40], will also be quantified using qPCR to assess specimen adequacy as well as to measure sampling variability between participants and specimens by correlation with the number of eukaryotic cells collected.

Few studies related to the occurrence of Campylobacter in Saudi Arabian food market, from 2002 to 2004, two studies were conducted to assess specimens obtained from slaughter-houses in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia for Campylobacter contamination.

Immediately after the removal of the surgical specimen one of the researchers macroscopically assessed the specimen, identified and measured the tumor area.

We assessed 50 specimens for adequacy based on tumour cell content, size of the specimen and tissue consistency, and rejected 41 specimens based on these criteria, mostly due to low or no tumour cell content.

Grabow et al. (2005) assessed micro-specimens of PLLA to quantify the effect of laser machining and sterilization techniques on mechanical properties, with a comparison made between pure PLLA and PLLA with plasticizer.