Sentence examples for department sample from inspiring English sources

Firearm related injuries amongst children: estimates from the nationwide emergency department sample.

8 A US emergency department sample of largely African-American men given similar questions reported a past year DVA experience of 20% for current relationships, 9 whereas men in our study reported only 5.2% negative behaviours in the past year, and mainly in a previous relationship.

"You can find out three years after you were in the water, if that summer, the average indicator of contamination was okay," said Juhl, adding that the department samples in the middle of the river, where the water is much less frequently contaminated and less frequently inhabited by people.

In the Amazonas department, sampling was performed in the area of the Amazon River, involving Amerindian populations originating from four different ethnic groups (Ticuna, Huitoto, Huinane, and Yagua).

With the assistance of the county health department, samples of metalworking fluid were obtained for culture from the large reservoir supplying metalworking fluids to the patient's work area.

Psychoactive substances are prevalent in emergency department samples of injured drivers, and several studies have found high prevalence rates not only of alcohol but also of medicinal and illicit drugs [ 1- 3].

To get a department-wide sample, start at the department home page and look for a list.

The department funds sample testing conducted on the island every five years.

I had schlepped to department stores, sample sales, bridal shops and seamstresses, struggling to keep my balance as I stepped into this large ocean of tuile.

Santiago et al. [ 7] reported suicidal ideation as the reason for referral in 39% of their emergency department pediatric sample [ 7].

Robot carts deliver the samples -- glucose and cholesterol tests to the chemistry department; stool samples and throat cultures to microbiology; lead poisoning tests to toxicology; amniotic fluid to test fetuses for genetic disorders to cytogenetics; pregnancy and prostate cancer tests to endocrinology; Pap smears and biopsies to pathology.