Sentence examples for collection and pooling from inspiring English sources

After the collection and pooling of human whole saliva, the protein concentrations and composition of pooled saliva from the six age and gender groups were measured by BCA protein assay and SDS-PAGE, respectively.

A clinical ontology for TBI in the era of the electronic medical record would facilitate the collection and pooling of data from multiple heath care facilities across various medical professions and would accelerate the understanding of cervical spine management strategies.

Purified complexes were isolated by repeated collection and pooling of the representative species' elution.

In these blanks, only one congener was present at a concentration slightly above the instrumental LOD, indicating low or negligible contamination during the sample collection and pooling.

The consortium should provide a route for sharing and developing expertise and quality assurance procedures, developing best practices for data collection, and pooling data and carrying out replication studies.

Firstly, the results from the seven country case studies pose a number of important questions on revenue collection and pooling that require careful consideration and further examination, including: To what extent should contributory schemes (as opposed to using government revenue) be pursued in order to cover those outside the formal sector in low- and middle-income countries?

How statistically relevant is a decade-old event?All the same, data collection and data-pooling are going ahead.

The city's general fund receives the largest amount of funds from property taxes, followed by service fees such as solid waste collection and swimming pool or golf course admission and 80% of its expenses go to personnel costs.

The last experienced museum leader hired by MOCA was Richard Koshalek, brought on as deputy director and chief curator in 1980 to help founding director Pontus Hulten build MOCA's collection and donor pool and plan for the opening, which arrived in 1983.

They were identified in both the CIRM-BIA collection and the pool of Brazilian wild strains.

Samples from individuals were coded at the time of collection and then pooled prior to data generation, removing any possible association of analytical measurements with a single donor.