Sentence examples for examination of liquid from inspiring English sources

123 Dried induced sputum and bronchoalveolar lavage fluid spots to identify Pneumocystis jirovecii by PCR had reported sensitivity of 67% and 90 91%, respectively, compared with microscopic examination of liquid samples.

A careful examination of the liquid drainage in packed-bed reactors using liquid superficial velocities characteristic of trickle flow regime and no gas velocity is both experimentally and theoretically carried out.

She followed this up with a closer examination of the liquid drop model in a paper entitled "The Liquid-Drop Model and Nuclear Moments", in which she showed that the resulting cigar-shaped nucleus could be unstable.

Examination of the liquid and semi-solid stir casting method to produce Al SiC composites was the focus of this study.

In the interview, Mr. Blix said that his examination of a liquid-filled warhead that inspectors had discovered in a bunker on Jan . 16found no signs of any chemical weapons agent.

The recent publication of Rim et al. (2013) on layer inversion in three-phase fluidized beds is extended by further exploration of the liquid inversion velocity and examination of the corresponding liquid holdup.

Mono-saccharides are dehydrated into furan compounds during hydrothermal carbonization, and these compounds subsequently react with phloroglucinol, as revealed by examination of high-performance liquid chromatograms.

Cytological examination of the peritoneal liquid revealed only reactive mesothelial cells and foamy histiocytes.

Over the last 10 years, with the introduction of perfluorcarbon/osmium fixation, detailed transmission electron microscopic examination of airway surface liquid has revealed at least two layers of mucus.

However, the relative advantage of human papillomavirus testing over follow-up cytology will be influenced by the frequency of negative follow-up cytologic examination and sensitivity of liquid-based preparations in a given practice.

The analysis includes examination of the interaction between liquid and gas when the disc is assumed rigid.