Sentence examples for methods and bacteriological from inspiring English sources

Differing criteria for patient selection, variation in the standardisation of methods and bacteriological techniques used may explain some of the differences seen between studies.

Slit-skin smear from the ear lobe was obtained and examined for AFB by Ziehl Neelsen staining method, and the bacteriological and morphological indices were evaluated by the dermatologist.

Our aim was to assess the diagnostic value of different non-invasive (C-UBT) and endoscopy-based diagnostic methods (visual endoscopy, classical cytological and histological examination of mucosal specimens, PCR and bacteriological methods) for monitoring patients after eradication therapy in a late post-treatment setting.

There was no difference in terms of diagnostic accuracy between FNA cytology and bacteriological methods among HIV infected individuals (n = 9).

Most of the authors confirmed that real-time PCR was a very sensitive method of detection from clinical samples [ 41, 43, 44]; nevertheless, O'Leary and colleagues found that there was no advantage in using real-time PCR on blood, milk and lymph node samples of naturally infected cows over standard serological and bacteriological methods [ 45].

Serological, pathological and bacteriological methods have singly or together been used to describe the infection status in naturally infected cattle [ 7, 10, 12, 14, 19, 26, 34], and an IFN-γ test has been evaluated for diagnosis of the infection in young cattle [ 15, 17].

The aim of the study was to compare the effect of the two APM treatment methods on bacteriological and cytological findings during the late PP period (5th to 7th week PP) in comparison with untreated control animals.

The colonies were identified by standard bacteriological methods and identification was confirmed by a DNA probe system (Genotype®MTBC, Hain Lifescience GmbH, Germany).

Isolates were identified using traditional bacteriological methods and biochemical testing with an API 20E according to the manufacturer's recommendations.

The different populations, bacteriological methods and cure approaches applied, as well as lack of correlation between clinical and laboratory results add higher complexity.

The modern methods of bacteriological technique had their beginnings in 1870 85 with the introduction of the use of stains and by the discovery of the method of separating mixtures of organisms on plates of nutrient media solidified with gelatin or agar.