The phrase "fluid testing" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It refers to the process of conducting tests on fluids to determine their properties or to identify any potential issues or contaminants. One example of using this phrase could be: "The laboratory technicians conducted thorough fluid testing on the water samples before declaring them safe for consumption."
Serological tests for collagen disease were unremarkable, as was the cerebrospinal fluid testing.
When data are shown by person, testing is presented in the following order: culture, PCR, serologic testing, oral fluid testing.
China CDC staffs should provide more convenient means of HIV testing for MSM, such as on-site, rapid, oral fluid testing.
To minimize this underreporting effect, we combined clinical notifications during a period of high positive predictive value with laboratory-confirmed mumps cases derived from population-based surveillance by using noninvasive oral fluid testing.
HIV 1+2 GACELISA is an in-house test; the HCV and syphilis tests are commercial tests employing procedures developed, optimized and characterized at the HPA for oral fluid testing.
Wheels, fluid, testing: Put the wheels back on.
Intraocular fluid testing by polymerase chain reaction (PCR) was positive for HHV-6.
The fluid testing results are then used to perform hydraulic simulations to estimate the fluid performance in the field.
Further research is needed to better understand the relationship between blood and oral fluid THC concentrations and to develop a more reliable algorithm for calculating blood THC concentrations based on oral fluid testing results.
Down hole fluid testing in the form of wireline formation testers (WFTs) has gone through multiple generational improvements since 1950s especially in the tool design for fluid identification and pressure estimation.
The oral fluid testing method is widely used for detecting recent use of drugs such as marijuana, with reported sensitivity of 86 90% and specificity of 75 77% (Bosker & Huestis 2009; Desrosiers et al. 2012).
