Sentence examples for biological exams from inspiring English sources

ST performed the biological exams.

ZO participated in the study design, enrollment of subjects and performed the biological exams.

We asked participants to list morphologic and biological exams they used to ask when a patient is diagnosed with diabetes.

Concerning biological exams, it is now specified that the prothrombin time didn't increase, the immunological screening is detailed and PCR was not initially realized in stools.

Fifty seven (86.4%) and 60 (90.1%) PCPs were used to asking some morphologic and biological exams when they have diagnosed a patient with type 1 and type 2 DM respectively.

This is why these patients should be followed-up using either clinical or biological exams, as well as imaging procedures (Desch et al, 2005; Rodriguez-Moranta et al, 2006; Sjovall et al, 2007).

We assumed that reimbursement of transport fees, and free milk, vaccines and biological exam provided by the study minimized the effects of economic status; also Pediacam operates in urban areas, where there are fewer socioeconomically disadvantaged people than in rural areas.

Data were recorded on socio-demographic characteristics, past medical history and events, main complaints and clinical examination at entry, biological and radiological exams (full blood count, thick blood smear, hemocultures, serum CRP (normal < 6 mg/l), serum LDH (normal range 313 618 IU/l)) as well as the administered treatment and evolution during hospitalization.

Such difficulties combined with the limited access to complementary biological or imaging exams lead to unreliable estimates for the diagnosis of pneumonia in the nursing homes setting.

As such, chemical restraint can become essential in managing these and other wild animals, even for simple maneuvers as clinical exams, biological samples collection and management techniques like capture and transportation.

Each participant answers a "questionnaire survey", and undergoes "a biological and clinical exam", including a range of measures (anthropometric, blood pressure, functional respiratory investigations for the adults) and a collection of biological samples (blood, urine and hair).