Sentence examples for forward specimens from inspiring English sources

The country's 20,000 hospitals are then supposed to forward specimens to regional labs for confirmation, but the number received "is not very high," the report said, and hospitals often demand payment.

Commercial diagnostic laboratories that detected hantavirus antibody in submitted serum specimens were asked to notify and forward specimens to state public health laboratories or CDC for confirmatory testing.

Despite the adverse effect that use of PPTs may have on RT-PCR reliability, they are widely used since they allow phlebotomy technicians to do a simple centrifugation step before forwarding specimens to the molecular diagnostics lab.

In addition, Kaiser Permanente laboratories screen patients with suspected cases and forward positive specimens to VRDL for further testing, while commercial reference laboratories forward positive test results.

Even if women develop PAV symptoms and opt to attend their GP for management, the GPs are requested to forward the specimens to the preferred trial laboratory.

"Many new minerals are found by mineral collectors who will forward a specimen they have found to a mineralogist at a museum of [a] university for identification".

He was accompanied by Charles Moore, Director of the Botanic Gardens, Sydney and his assistant, William Carron who forwarded plant specimens to Ferdinand Mueller at the botanic gardens in Melbourne who, by 1875, had catalogued and published 195 species.

At the time of this study, public hospitals requesting mycobacterial cultures forwarded all specimens to the Queensland Mycobacterial Reference Laboratory (QMRL).

*Laboratory-confirmed cases were reported to public health by medical diagnostic laboratories and specimens forwarded for confirmation to the public health reference laboratory.

Preservation of appendages projecting forwards in some specimens and backwards in others is less likely if the appendages are held in an orientation parallel to the axial plane of the body.

"I look forward to seeing the specimen," Dr. Sereno said, adding that he would like to examine it to see if there is a fine structure in it that could be coronary arteries.