Sentence examples for ideally specimen from inspiring English sources

Ideally, specimen should have a high aspect ratio (i.e., ratio between gauge length and width), but the size of the tubular section available actually dictates maximum dimensions.

Ideally, specimens would be tested for evidence of influenza viruses by reverse transcription PCR (RT-PCR).

However, some differences were discernable, for example the distinct shapes of the ampullae and the thickness of the interpyramidal muscles, indicating that, ideally, several specimens of a given species should be scanned.

Ideally, a complete specimen with all or most vertebrae preserved and prepared out of the matrix could be manipulated to manually measure the maximum half angle of rotation between each vertebra.

Ideally, a test specimen should cover a range of phase angles so that a variety of material mismatch and mixed mode loading conditions may be characterised.

Picture the ideal hormonal specimen.

Learn to love horses, eventually buy one or more fine specimens, ideally you might wish to own a stable.

Ideally, the complete surgical specimen would be evaluated (in a noncontact manner) without sacrificing sensitivity to tumor-specific features in the scattering spectrum.

A negative control (a tissue that is shown negative for the tested HPV types) should be cut between the test samples ideally after a positive specimen to verify absence of cross-contamination.

In order to enable accurate molecular diagnosis of LRTI, a specimen should ideally be: (a) obtained from the LRT rather than the upper respiratory tract (URT); and (b) of good quality, i.e. purulent material rather than salivary in the case of sputum.

Ideally, optimizing the timing of specimen collection would minimize unsatisfactory specimens and cytologic reporting of ASCUS (now called ASC) overall and maximize clear-cut results of SIL among women with underlying CIN2+.