Sentence examples for matching of specimens from inspiring English sources

Several features of the outbreak are unusual or give cause for concern: human-to-human-to-human transmission, possible nosocomial transmission, occurrence of mild and asymptomatic cases, and difficulties of establishing laboratory confirmation of likely and possible cases (which also prevented genotypic matching of specimens from primary and putative secondary cases).

The third test series included a matched pair of specimens, one bare steel beam and one including a composite slab.

Testing results of matched pairs of specimens can be considered comparable, better than specimens between different donors.

In the study, the optimal weight of a pair of halteres closely matched the weight of specimens that have been found at archaeological sites.

This specimen availability tool retrieves the total number of specimens matching the search criteria so that requesters can determine if they want to submit a formal electronic application for specimen and data access.

This spring force deformation relationship was then calibrated to better match the test results of specimens without anchors A-13-0-0 A-13-0-0 A-13-0-0 A-13-0-0

The comparison of freshly collected breast cancer tissue DNA with that of the matched blood specimens of 144 patients was studied, and breast tissue from 30 unrelated normal women without cancer was selected as controls.

To ascertain the expression of activated Notch1 in gastric tumour tissue, we examined the expression of ICN1 in the training and validation sets of specimens and matched the non-tumour specimens by IHC staining.

From the initial cohort of specimens, representing matched tumour and adjacent normal mucosa from 36 patients, a total of 64 spectra representing 31 tumours and 33 normal mucosa were obtained (see Table 1).

Although ultrasonic measurements were correlated to the orientation of the margin, the diameter of the transducer elements (0.635 cm), in addition to the lack of an exact point-by-point matching of transducer position to specimen pathology in this study, most likely resulted in the sampling of tissues of mixed pathologies (e.g., normal breast plus DCIS) in a significant number of measurements.

Patients were matched on date of specimen collection.