Sentence examples for for specimen selection from inspiring English sources

The accepted criteria for specimen selection is to test the extremes of the fire-resistance levels, the thicknesses of protective material and the range of surface area/volume ratios.

However, as a restricted number of specimens was analyzed from local communities (and procedures for specimen selection were not reported), it remained unknown if the used primer pairs and laboratory protocols would have been suitable for all species and specimens within the studied communities, a criterion which is of high importance for standardized biodiversity inventories.

Observation of such incongruent findings should prompt a focused review for possible rationales, such as laboratory testing errors, differences among patient populations sampled, criteria for specimen selection, antimicrobial use patterns, or local outbreaks of resistant organisms.

Whether one uses a qPCR assay for specimen selection or uses parallel microarray readout for final approval, the developed 13-gene TCP profile will provide an additional tool for objective assessment of sufficient tumour cell content in breast cancer tissue.

About the same period of time, Pepe and colleagues suggested another strategy that focused on the need for accurate definition of the study's aims and its outcomes together with strict criteria for specimen selection, sample size calculation, and experimental methods [ 19].

We suggest that a focus on sampling diverse microhabitats is effective and that having two rounds of specimen selection for DNA barcoding will increase efficiency of molecular resource use for quantifying species diversity.

The "GRACE" system for semi-automated specimen selection and data acquisition [64] was used to record 2048×2048 pixel images at 60,000x calibrated magnification with a Gatan 4000 SP 4K slow-scan CCD camera.

(Polypodiaceae), or closely related genera, depending on the circumscription (for additional information on specimen selection and preparation of leaf outlines, see Krieger, 2007), with each leaf represented by a 498-point outline.

The authors are grateful to Dr. Wende Logan-Young and the radiology technicians at the Elizabeth Wende Breast Clinic for their assistance with specimen selection and data acquisition, to Wanda Torres (Lucid, Inc).

A similar approach was used in the construction of the web-accessible database for use by the scientific research community for specimen data queries, data analysis, and specimen selection.

Besides allowing for rapid and economical sampling of large groups, next-generation sampling allows specimen selection to be performed in collaboration with group experts.