Sentence examples for laboratories to which from inspiring English sources

WHO agreed to revise the terms of reference for collaborating laboratories to which such samples were sent.

Cryptosporidium oocysts were identified in stool specimens by standard concentration methods, acid-fast staining, and microscopy by the diagnostic parasitology laboratories to which the specimens were submitted.

For instance, Tamil Nadu has empanelled laboratories to which every sample from each batch is sent for quality testing before distributing to user institutions and the minimum turnover criterion is set at US$0.7 million (INR 3 crores).

Of 45 local laboratories to which serum samples were sent, 37 used the modified Jaffé method and 7 used an enzymatic method for serum creatinine (in 1, the method was unknown).

After washing in PBS 0.1% tween, they were incubated for another hour with the adequate secondary antibodies conjugated to cy2, cy3 or cy5 (Jackson laboratories) to which was added 1 µg/ml DAPI for DNA staining, rinsed and mounted in Prolong Gold anti-fade reagent (Life Technologies).

Data on the capacity and ability of the country to perform and report the 10 core tests can be used to monitor the ability of a country's own laboratories or the reference laboratories to which it sends specimens to confirm and characterize these indicator pathogens and identify areas for improvement.

Here, after all, was a free laboratory to which they could look for inspiration and new ideas.

Thus a work on laboratory tests may be exceedingly useful to students working at the particular laboratory to which it refers, but whether students at other institutions will be able to derive much benefit from it is doubtful.

(A colleague working in the laboratory to which Dr. Sasaki had been walking was dead; Dr. Sasaki's patient, whom he had just left and who a few moments before had been dreadfully afraid of syphilis, was also dead).

The reference laboratory to which the cocktail was sent for pyrogenicity testing first attempted to apply the LAL assay, but the phages appeared to interfere with this test.

The laboratory to which this patient's RAST was sent reports a 30% false-negative rate (Hamilton 1999).