Sentence examples for good quality specimens from inspiring English sources

Hematuria is defined as ≥3 red blood cells per high power field on two separate good quality specimens and should prompt comprehensive evaluation for neoplasm (renal mass protocol upper tract imaging, cystoscopy, and urine cytology) (Grossfield et al 2001a, b).

Sputum induction however, may be associated with increased operating costs as it requires special equipment, a dedicated isolation room and trained nurses or physiotherapists to obtain good quality specimens.

Plumage colours of museum specimens can fade with time, but for good quality specimens that is too slight to invalidate their use in studies of avian coloration (e.g., [ 49, 50]), especially for comparisons between sexes and species, as we do here.

In a September 1880 issue of The Coin Journal, the author noted that a good quality specimen of the 1794 dollar was valued at fifty dollars.

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Only good-quality specimens were submitted for bacterial cultures (defined as >25 polynuclear leukocytes and <25 squamous epithelial cells per low-power field) [ 14].

The final analyses were conducted on the quitters who also had produced good quality sputum specimens.

Good quality sputum specimens were obtained a) at baseline from 68 "healthy" current smoker subjects (8 subjects declined to have sputum induction, b) after 6 months of smoking cessation from 21 of 29 subjects who successfully managed to quit smoking, c) after 1 year of smoking cessation from 14 of 22 who had not relapsed, and d) from all 10 controls.

There are several possible approaches to the acquisition of synovial tissue, but arthroscopic biopsy is generally accepted as the gold standard [ 12], allowing for good quality, sizeable biopsy specimens.

The most reliable method for the detection of lung cancer genetic mutation is through DNA sequencing, which requires a good quality of tissue specimen available from biopsy (Fassina et al, 2009; Lim et al, 2009).

In an addition, the Ct values for RP gene assessed by both assays were low with 18.5 to 29.8 in these clinical specimens, which indicated good qualities of clinical specimens.