Sentence examples for nature of specimen from inspiring English sources

The outcome of these techniques may also depend on the nature of specimen processed and the viral load.

Specimens from 201 affected organs (lymph nodes, lungs, and liver) of 199 randomly selected carcasses were collected for further processing along with the following information: breed, sex, partial or total condemnation of the carcass, date of collection, and nature of specimen (8 ).

PCR-based diagnosis of any form of extrapulmonary TB is challenging due to the paucibacillary nature of specimens, lack of adequate sample volumes, non-uniform distribution of bacteria in such specimens, presence of PCR inhibitors, and lack of proper gold standard for evaluation of its diagnostic potential [3].

Further genotyping studies should be done to confirm or disprove the serotype 64b nature of specimens A and B. In the expanding universe of B. burgdorferi, in addition to small mammals, transhemispheric bird migration is responsible for spirochete dissemination.

High-resolution TEM imaging (HREM) shows that RuO2 nanocrystals consistently condense on specimen surfaces, independent of the chemical nature of the specimen below.

Clinical specimens submitted for bacterial culture were inoculated into appropriate media depending on the nature of the specimen.

Unfortunately, we could not confirm loriciferan activity due to a paucity of specimens, and the degraded nature of the specimens we did find.

It is a testament to the workmanship of the unknown preparatory team that the partially fabricated nature of the specimen was not discovered until after the purchase had been made (Franzen et al. 2009a).

Due to the isolated nature of the specimen, it seems premature to assign this tooth a particular species, although its belonging to K. ayeyarwadyensis is suspected.

Site of origin and nature of tissue specimen.

The characteristics of the dispersion curves depend on the nature of the specimen.