At the initial baseline visit, two cervical samples were taken; the first, for conventional cytology, was taken with an extended-tip spatula, the second sample was taken using a cone-shaped cervical sampler brush (Qiagen, Hilden, Germany), which was placed into specimen transport medium for transportation to one of two laboratories.
Biopsies were immediately placed in thioglycolate medium for transportation to the laboratory for bacteriological examination.
The study conducted by Loh et al. [ 19] reported that although 97.6% of the dental therapists participating in their study recognized that an avulsed tooth should be stored in a suitable medium for transportation, 54.8% did not know the correct medium to use.
Choose the medium of transportation and book your tickets in advance as Sept-Oct is the peak season and there is always a rush.
He took control of a medium-sized transportation concern called Antofagasta (Chile) & Bolivia Railway Company in 1980.
The company also claims its medium-scale transportation system (up to 10km in length) is lighter and relatively quiet when in operation.
In recent years, many regional planning organizations are also actively involved in the medium-term transportation planning of mega events, for example, major trade shows such as World Expo, large sport events such as Olympics Games, to boost the regional economic attractiveness and competitiveness.
For each flock, one day before slaughter, 50 different chickens, individually identified by leg rings, were randomly chosen and cloacal swabs taken (F), which were transported immediately to the laboratory using Ames transportation medium.
Aeroflot, the state airline, not only served propaganda purposes but subsequently emerged as an indispensable medium for rapid transportation and a visible means of knitting together the sprawling, divergent regions of the Soviet Union.
Navitime, a pioneer in online map navigation here, claims to provide a "total navigation" service on every available transportation medium, and the service largely lives up to its name.
From this time on, railroad building spread rapidly throughout Britain, Europe, and North America, and George Stephenson continued as the chief guide of the revolutionary transportation medium, solving problems of roadway construction, bridge design, and locomotive and rolling-stock manufacture.
