Sentence examples for contributed specimens from inspiring English sources

The p-value from this test addresses the question "Is there a treatment effect on any other type of mutation at any time point?" We thank each of the participants in the clinical trial and Seattle Primary Infection cohort that contributed specimens to this study.

REH contributed specimens.

The east Africa ICEMR has contributed specimens to the An.

GJM contributed specimens and data, performed data interpretation and wrote the manuscript.

DP assisted with fieldwork, contributed specimens, and helped write the manuscript.

BW performed the experiments, data collection, contributed specimens, and wrote the manuscript.

Arrangements may be reciprocal in that oceanariums can provide facilities for student training or experiments while the academic or research units can contribute specimens and professional advice about the care of marine organisms.

This paper reports on findings from our larger empirical study that gathered interview and survey data from U.S. biobankers on how biobanks operate, including their relationships with the individuals who contribute specimens and the researchers who use them.

The case study biobanks were selected based on how they acquire specimens – de novo (collecting from individuals who contribute specimens directly to the biobank) and repurposed (acquiring specimens left over from clinical care); and whether they were part of a networka of biobanks.

Interest in the ethical, legal, and social issues (ELSI) of biobanking has correspondingly proliferated over the past decade as researchers suggest policies and practices that preserve respect for the individuals who contribute specimens to the biobank while promoting research (Fullerton et al. 2010; Kaye 2012; Mitchell et al. 2011; Mongoven and Solomon 2012; Trinidad et al. 2011).

Interview topics included the history and mission of the biobank, its structure, policies and practices regarding certain ELSI considerations, the biobank's relationships with the people who contribute specimens and the researchers who use them, and interviewees' perceptions of the biobank's successes and challenges.