Sentence examples for laboratory inputs from inspiring English sources

We then calibrate our models to laboratory inputs to improve quantitative interpretation.

Thus did laboratory and clinic interact in an old British clinical medical stronghold to produce a characteristic and evolving local version of scientific medicine, in which the final clinical application was still the key medical moment, but which was informed more equally by both clinical and laboratory inputs.

Targeted investigation to definitively exclude assay interference may require specialist laboratory input.

Solutions to these problems commonly involve improving communication between clinical microbiology laboratories and state health departments, including laboratory input in decision making and providing feedback of data from the system to participants.

We appreciate technical and laboratory input by Jane Borch, Jani Christiansen, Jonna V. Jensen, Tina Frederiksen and Tina Pedersen at the Technical University of Denmark (Lindholm), and we are grateful for the laboratory contributions offered by Esau Martin, MAAIF.

The early clinical trials of temozolomide, conducted by the Phase I/II Committee, were performed with extensive laboratory input, pharmacokinetic studies in particular, to establish the optimum route, schedule and dose of administration (Newlands et al, 1992).

It produces high-resolution 3D reconstructions with minimal user interaction and can be used in a histopathological laboratory without input from computing specialists.

Two extremes of chemical structure and design philosophy exist; ligands constructed in the medicinal chemistry synthesis laboratory without input from natural selection and natural product (NP) metabolites biosynthesized based on evolutionary selection.

We thank Spence Fast, Jennifer Higginbotham, Jocelyn Bush, Michelle Peck and Joe Ring for their data production work on the serum specimens for the National Institute of Justice funded project, and Spence Fast and Jennifer Higginbotham additionally for protocol development laboratory work, input on protocol design, and assistance organizing information.

We thank T.D. Parker for her contribution in virus construction, E.M. Granstedt for writing code to analyze calcium events, D.W. Tank for building the imaging stage, C. Chiriac for technical support, J. Swan for feedback on manuscript, and all members of the Enquist and Wang laboratories for input and discussions.

The bacterial load as well as clinical and laboratory parameters are inputs, with the output parameter being prothrombin time (PT).