Sentence examples for handling of samples from inspiring English sources
The lab that conducted the testing on Landis's samples has previously been criticized for its handling of samples.
On 18 April, a group of Africa-based researchers issued guidelines for the ethical handling of samples for genomic studies.
According to the National Institutes of Health, there is no evidence that H.I.V. is spread through urine, thus reducing the chances of accidental infection as a result of needle pricks or the handling of samples.
A central issue in this case is who is legally responsible for variant interpretation: the laboratory or the physician?12 A laboratory's traditional responsibility is for the accuracy of the test, including the handling of samples and reporting of results.
However, similar to any procedures involving live tissues, blood degradation during the handling of samples and laboratory manipulations imposes practical constraints and represents a major roadblock to the translation of modern liquid biopsy technologies.
Samples are directly collected on transmission electron microscopy (TEM) grids, thus totally eliminating the modifications classically due to handling of samples from collection to analysis.
The flow manifold was designed with computer-controlled three-way solenoid valves for independent handling of sample and reagent solutions and a multi-channel spectrophotometer was employed for signal measurements.
A miniaturized fiberless optical sensor integrated in an automated sequential injection (SI) manifold for mesofluidic handling of sample, conditioning and regeneration solutions is herein proposed for monitoring glucose (as a model analyte) in human serum.
Persistent sources of missing results were identified by laboratory staff and included sample handling, misidentification of samples and the inefficient system for collating and resending misdirected results.
This procedure, from sample collection to storage in the biobank, takes less than 2 h, which ensures high sample quality and safe handling of the samples.
