Sentence examples for optimal swab from inspiring English sources

However, following a cluster of samples negative for ERV3 we contacted parents and reminded them of the optimal swab collection technique they had been shown at enrolment of their baby.

This study can contribute to the development of prevention strategies in that it provides clear evidence for optimal timing of swabs.

Objective To compare vulvovaginal swabs with endocervical swabs as optimal diagnostic sample for detection of Chlamydia trachomatis infection.

Based on this data, the optimal method for collecting AIV oral swab samples from poultry would be flocked swabs with BHI media as this provided the best results consistently with all three detection methods.

The optimal flowrate ratio of the reverse swabbing device increases first and then decreases with the increase of dimensionless flowrate ratio, and decreases with the increase of dimensionless area ratio.

For short-term storage of swabs, 4°C was the optimal temperature.

Blanckaert et al. [ 41] suggested to use a combination of Granada and Columbia blood agar and an adequate sample (rectovaginal swab in transport medium) for optimal GBS screening.

The politics of sample collection in place was that nasopharyngeal swab is preferred as the optimal sample but in cases where the physical or psychological conditions of the patient would not allow for safe nasopharyngeal swab collection, the laboratory would accept the oropharyngeal swab.

Fourth, the optimal sampling (i.e., which sites to swab and how to collect the specimen) and microbiologic techniques to evaluate MRSA colonization in the groin have not been established.

Taking into consideration the heart failure, the atrial fibrillation, and anticoagulant therapy, topical cryotherapy (liquid nitrogen applied with a cotton swab) daily for 5 days was the optimal therapeutic choice accepted by the patient, her family, and the cardiologist.

It has been generally assumed that for respiratory infections due to viruses, the optimal specimen is the nasopharyngeal aspirate, rather than throat swabs we used here [ 16].