Sentence examples for insufficient specimens from inspiring English sources
There are insufficient specimens to assess fine manipulation in Australopithecus, but there is no reason to believe that they were less capable than modern chimpanzees.
Of these 22 (6.75%) were excluded because of production of insufficient specimens.
A further 11 visits had insufficient specimens for ULPC assessment, leaving 1,161 records for analyses based on both TFV and TFVdp concentrations.
pHER2, phospho human epidermal growth factor receptor 2; phosphorhosphor extracellular-regulated kinase 1. Apoptosis index through a TUNEL assay was only performed in eight patients due to insufficient specimens and to three of them having an increase in apoptotic levels.
In addition, OF sample volumes are significantly lower than those for urine, potentially resulting in insufficient specimen for confirmation testing (Huestis et al. [2011]).
Among them, 95 had insufficient specimen to test by PCR, and in another 76 cases sequential multiplex PCR failed to identify the capsular serotype despite samples being positive for capsular elements (i.e. cps).
Cell sorting was not possible for these CP samples because of insufficient specimen quantity received (<0.5 g) for MACS.
Initial GC analysis was typically run on the same plasma specimen that the Ethanol Volatile Panel was performed on unless there was insufficient specimen to do so.
The reported rates for insufficient specimen with ultrasound-guided FNA vary from 0 to 38% for nonpalpable lesions (Klijanienko et al, 1998).
To describe the epidemiology of incident infections, 677 participants were included in the analysis (14 participants whose HIV status could not be determined were excluded, 10 because of conflicting BED EIA results and self-reported information and 4 because of insufficient specimen for BED EIA testing).
Because of insufficient specimen availability, we could not obtain data for the most potent dioxin-like congeners (CBs 126 and 169), which are typically present in human serum at levels two or three orders of magnitude lower than the most prevalent congeners.
