Sentence examples for laboratory classification from inspiring English sources
As per Wilcox's diagram and US Salinity laboratory classification, most of the groundwater samples are not suitable for irrigation due to the presence of high salinity and medium sodium hazard.
Following the triage, we recommend that actions be determined according to laboratory classification criteria.
A second generation POCT will test anti-MCV and RF-IgM, the only laboratory classification criterion for RA to date.
We previously reported that the agreement between the centralized pathology laboratory classification and reported ER status in the SEER registry was substantial (κ = 0.70) [ 18].
On the 15th of September 2009, the laboratory was approved by the Ministry of Health of Uganda to operate as a TB culture facility and also fulfilled the WHO requirements for a BSL-3 laboratory classification [ 11].
Such proxy criteria are typically considered 'gold standards' in the field and may include diagnostic clinical interviews, laboratory classification, or very well established self-report measures of the construct of interest.
Borehole log description, laboratory soil classification tests and oedometer consolidation test were attempted and are as shown in the sections below.
Also, borehole logs and subsurface stratigraphic study of some drilled boreholes in the area and geotechnical investigations involving laboratory soil classification test, oedometer consolidation test of some recovered soil samples and their x-ray diffraction analysis results are also presented.
In order to understand the engineering properties of soil in the study area; some detailed sub-soil investigation involving drilling and geotechnical analysis which involve laboratory soil classification tests of some soil samples were carried out.
In this study we analysed these 744 articles and classified them by year into: type of environment (e.g., zoo, farm and laboratory); taxonomic classification (e.g., mammal, bird, etc).; type of enrichment (e.g., food, sensory, etc).; subject area (e.g., neurosciences and agriculture); country of publication; and gathered data on experimental design (e.g., sample sizes).
In parallel, to identify patients with an impaired glucose homoeostasis who had evidence of acute and long-term insufficient glucose control, a laboratory-defined classification based on glucose ≥7.5 mM together with glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c) ≥5.5 was used.
