Sentence examples for for any specimen from inspiring English sources

Further staining was not carried out for any specimen.

No efflorescence and Sulphuric acid attack were disturbed for any specimen.

Using a curve fitting technique, precise Padé approximants of the SIFs and T-stress are also developed, which retain a maximum error of <0.28% for any specimen.

The stress distributions after performing static linear analysis of opening the osteotomy cut by 10° were similar for any specimen independently of the case study (Table 3).

Ideally, one would like to produce a well-resolved 3D map with isotropic resolution for any specimen, be it particles extracted from cells, or macromolecules in solution.

For any specimen the critical angle decreased with the elongation at break corresponding to an increasing of the age of the patient increases (Fig. 21).

If we consider the highest probability of assignment (to the gray vs. the black cluster; see [ 97] for method) of any specimen in the sulfur creek, the percentage of specimens assigned to the black cluster had a tendency to increase from 15% (6/40) before the flood to 32% (18/57) after the flood (two-tailed Fisher's exact test: P = 0.093).

The categories were as follows: Definite TB: A clinical presentation compatible with TB with at least 1 positive culture (from any specimen) for M. tuberculosis with response to anti-TB therapy [20].

Deaths were determined to be TB-related if two or more of the following conditions were met: TB was listed as a cause of death in the pathological examination report; TB was identified in discharge summaries as a probable cause of death; or, patient had a positive AFB smear or culture for Mycobacterium tuberculosis from any specimens taken within 6 weeks prior to death.

The foregoing discussion was intended to provide the tools for dissecting and analyzing any specimen of humour.

Three patients did not show detectable staining for TRAIL-R1 in any specimen, and one other patient had a negative specimen and two specimens with weak staining that had been collected at a later date.