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Pure isolates containing lipophilic inclusions were identified based on microscopy and by sequencing partial sequences of their 16SrRNA.

This is partly due to difficulties in collecting large datasets on MFA variation using many of the early measurement techniques, which were based on microscopy and were relatively slow (Batchelor et al. [1997]; Donaldson [2008]; Verbelen and Stickens [1995]).

Laboratory diagnosis was based on microscopy and semi quantitative culture of a urine sample.

We did not exlude these cases as the case definition was based on microscopy and antigen testing which are the most frequently used methods in primary diagnostics.

Before the mid-1960s, the majority of female cases were identified by culture (table 1), whereas the majority of male cases notified were based on microscopy and not registered in the laboratory surveillance system.

Most of these are also host to dual bacterial symbionts (fig. 1), based on microscopy and 16S rRNA screening (Buchner 1965; Noda et al. 2012; Urban and Cryan 2012; Koga et al. 2013), but to date none has been studied using genomic approaches.

An initial benchmark study, based on microscopy inspections and weld line depth measurements, allowed identifying suitable process parameters settings.

Most of the 1H-NMR mobile lipid signal possibly comes from the cytoplasmic pool of TGLs, but based on microscopy studies and the sensitivity of the signal to paramagnetic gadolimium ions (which bind to membranes), the possibility of a membrane pool of TGLs cannot be ruled out [25].

The sample size calculations based on previous data assumed the proportion of patients appropriately treated were 10% when based on clinical diagnosis and 60% when based on microscopy, one clinician per clinic, and variability between clinics of half of the mean effect of the diagnostic test on the outcome.

At the time of this audit, two positive smears were required to define a smear-positive case based on microscopy alone in Malawi and the required grading of the smears was not stated in its national guidelines.

However, the published data are largely based on microscopy, which from this study and that of Faye et al. [ 5] exhibits a much lower sensitivity.