Sentence examples for blind specimens from inspiring English sources

The haplotype (25) of this specimen is genetically only distantly related (2%) to the blind specimens from Al Hoota Cave.

One blind individual, found at a surface locality geographically distinct from Al Hoota Cave, is genetically differentiated from the other blind specimens indicating the probable existence of another cave population of G. barreimiae.

When lung histology of guided or blind specimens and microbiology of lung tissue were combined [ 11, 13, 16, 24- 31], all quantitative diagnostic techniques achieved relatively higher, but still limited, diagnostic yields (sensitivity range 19% to 87%; specificity range 31%to100%0%).

We sent blinded specimens to Immunodiagnostic Laboratories, Inc. (San Leandro, CA) to be tested for ovarian antibodies using an indirect immunofluorescence test system supplied by Scimedx Inc. (Denville, NJ).

The assay was used to analyze blind serum specimens from 165 patients including 99 treated patients and 66 untreated patients, among which 49.5% and 4.6% were detected to harbor lamivudine- and/or adefovir-resistant mutation(s), respectively, as confirmed by DNA sequencing of PCR amplicons (Table S5).

Although some early data are available on PsA synovial histology based on small studies of surgical or blind needle specimens, only few studies systematically evaluated PsA synovium obtained from actively inflamed joints [ 8, 9].

We assessed assay reproducibility as measured by the intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) and coefficient of variation among seropositives (CV) for GST-L1, cLIA, and SEAP-NA using 25 blind duplicate specimens included in each batch.

Technicians were blinded to specimen identification and partnerships.

Testing was performed independently in CEPHIA laboratories, by technicians trained by the test developers and blinded to specimen background information.

Intra-alveolar as well as interstitial hemorrhage, accumulation of inflammatory cells, degree of alveolar remodelling and interstitial edema were evaluated by a pathologist blinded to specimen group allocation.

Its eyes, one of which turns out to be blind, become valuable specimens for laboratory analysis.