Consequently, if no calcium is identified on the radiograph of specimen cores, then the management of choice is either a repeat biopsy or diagnostic excision.
Bright red and blue-violet spots are identified on the lower half of the specimen for Fujioka granite, while weak blue-violet spots are identified on the lower half of the specimen for Inada granite.
The load points are identified on the load-CMOD response of the specimen in Fig. 3a.
All 1623 specimens were identified on the basis of molecular markers (mtDNA cytochrome b and four nuclear introns), and life history traits, such as sex, age, weight, size, coefficient of condition, shoaling behavior and morphology (meristic and plastic characters), were analyzed.
Positive specimens were identified on the basis of PCR for conserved sequences in 18S small subunit RNA, with a single reverse primer for all Plasmodium species and a P. falciparum specific forward primer (9 ); expected amplicon size was 276 bp for P. falciparum.
The specimens were collected from April 2005 through August 2007 and identified on the basis of morphologic characteristics.
Our sampling initially comprised 29 recognised Brachycaudus species identified on the basis of classical taxonomy and three unidentified specimens.
Specimens were caught by hand, identified on the basis of external features, measured and photographed for later morphological studies.
Species were identified on the basis of geographic location of the site of provenance of the specimens.
If no calcium is identified on a specimen radiograph and the pathologist only identifies normal breast tissue on a biopsy specimen, then a satisfactory diagnosis has not been reached.
