DNA barcoding can circumvent these limits by transforming the often lengthy chore of identifying specimens to a rapid, accurate and unbiased task [2] [4].
However, for inventories to be relevant in the short term, the taxonomic process must reduce the bottlenecks in describing and identifying specimens.
Drew for assistance in identifying specimens.
This approach also provides the additional benefit of potentially identifying specimens of unknown origins, or of elucidating species identity by examining specimen positions on phylogenetic trees.
To avoid such errors as best possible, the National Academy of Clinical Biochemistry recommends that every testing laboratory have defined protocols in place for identifying specimens that have "hooked" [ 33].
Activity Diagrams document very specific processes and not general goals, e.g. compare the specificity of a researcher identifying specimens available from specific tissue banks (Fig. 3, top right square in the dashed-line box), with the more general goal to Identify Specimens (Fig. 2).
An identified specimen was kept in the IIIM Janaki Ammal Herbarium in India with accession no.
The costs of following staff activities were identified: specimen reception and unpacking, updating clinical records and administration time.
Personnel dissatisfied with the services in 14 referral laboratories, varied from 28.6% in properly identified specimen to 42.9% in clear, accurate test request and communication.
Conversely, identified specimens are associated with specific patient identifiers, and therefore can be linked to the patient of origin.
." Brimming with curatorial pride, Norton identifies specimens without needing to check the labels beneath the bell jars: "The curly fry is Papaya King.
