Sentence examples for convenient specimen from inspiring English sources

The 'best' (accurate and convenient) specimen type for testing will be identified.

Participants will be instructed on proper methods for stool collection and all materials will be provided in a convenient specimen collection kit.

Subjects will be instructed on proper methods for stool sample collection and all materials will be provided in a convenient specimen collection kit.

Although feces is the most convenient specimen type for detecting EVs for surveillance purposes, detecting EV in fecal samples is not the most specific way to confirm the cause of an individual patient's symptoms (4 ).

The multiplex PCR assay developed herein proved optimal for convenient differentiation of shrimp specimens with real IHHNV infection and those with insert types.

Firstly, although using clinical specimens approach is convenient and mimic daily practice in many ICUs, this study cannot determine the exact date of phenotype switch because cultures were not regularly performed.

Former studies have pointed out that a simple modification of the design of slow strain rate tensile specimens was particularly convenient for evaluating the susceptibility to intergranular stress corrosion cracking of nickel-base alloys.

There were six studies in adults and pregnant women; three were community-based surveys, and three serology testing of a convenient sample of stored blood specimens.

The use of dry brush devices may have advantages over cervico-vaginal lavage devices, as brushes can be transported and stored dry, whereas liquid specimens are less convenient for sending by regular mail (van Baars et al, 2012).

Other studies were, clinical audits conducted in community health centres (n = 7), serology testing of a convenient sample of stored blood specimens (n = 3), retrospective analyses of midwifery databases (n = 2) and a longitudinal study examining sexual health screening of pregnant women attending an ACCHS (n = 1).

Many institutions have stored tissue samples as paraffin-embedded specimens after surgical resection, so immunohistochemical assays are convenient and inexpensive when performed on paraffin-embedded specimens.