Sentence examples for laboratories to evaluate from inspiring English sources

The results from proficiency testing provide a tool that enables laboratories to evaluate and demonstrate the reliability of the data produced.

We concluded that the presence of standardized protocol for the pre-analytical activities had improved the quality of samples received by the lab, and we also concluded that accreditation allows laboratories to evaluate their performance, their compliance with the requirements of the accrediting association, and their ability to improve the accuracy of the patient results they provide.

Restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) analysis has been used by numerous other laboratories to evaluate BRAF exon 15 30– 33.

Work is in progress in our laboratories to evaluate whether this is the case at least at the preclinical level.

An improved laboratory-based surveillance strategy might include a two-stage testing algorithm at hospital or public health laboratories to evaluate patients with aseptic meningitis.

Media selection is an important determination of culture sensitivity, and the planned discontinuation of the BACTEC 460 TB culture system has challenged veterinary diagnostic laboratories to evaluate alternatives.

Organizers of the Beijing Olympics have set up a sex-determination laboratory to evaluate "suspect" female athletes, the official Chinese news agency Xinhua reported Sunday.

Because he had already faced the Yankees once this season, Friday night at Yankee Stadium became a laboratory to evaluate, at least partly, who is right.

The city's decision to create a laboratory to evaluate concrete for city building projects will help to fend off shoddy building materials that could shorten the lives of public structures and that could potentially leave them vulnerable to catastrophic failure.

In the East, he wrote in an e-mail, air pollution is at its worst in the summer, and in the West the regulations are an overreaction: "Because it is not realistic to test each unique masonry fireplace in a laboratory" to evaluate its emissions, he noted, "it is easier for some municipalities to arbitrarily limit" the use of all wood-burning fireplaces.

Rutherford's colleague, James Chadwick, visited Petterson's laboratory to evaluate his data.