Sentence examples for population of specimens from inspiring English sources

We found that the variants of one strain of the HRV Cs, HRV-QPM, sought in a well characterised population of specimens collected over all months of a single year, were more often associated with LRT illness than is commonly reported.

As patients suspected of second-line drug resistance are often on some form of anti-TB therapy, it is possible that variation in the microbial population of specimens collected at different timepoints may occur.

Calculation of prevalence of GBS colonisation in the NELSG samples is not applicable since this population of specimens was selected to be predominantly GBS-positive and not representative of the true prevalence among pregnant women.

These 25 loci were then tested in one population of 48 specimens from MCA, resulting in 18 loci with satisfactory amplification.

We first measured the numbers of PD-1+, PD-1highCXCR5+ or PD-1lowTIM-3+ T cells in both CD4 and CD8 population of biopsy specimens from this cohort of patients.

Other three populations consisted of specimens of new mitochondrial lineages, which are different from any known lineages of the subgenus Hyalodaphnia.

The cell population of each specimen was characterised according to two principles, based upon nuclear DNA content measurements.

We express our sincere thanks to Filippo Calore (Albignasego, Padova, Italy), who painted the icon of L. macaronius included in Figure 2, using as reference a picture of an animal belonging to the same population of the specimen used in this work.

The methodology described enables the accurate collection of pure populations of clinical specimens and the subsequent direct WGA of the gDNA.

Considering the high level of CD133 expression observed on colon cancer tumour cells in some patient samples and the belief that CSCs are only a small sub-population of tumour specimens, our results suggest that CD133 may not be a marker exclusively expressed on functional CSCs.

At the level of individual localities, cave and surface sites exhibited parallel patterns; some surface and cave populations include specimens from only one morphological group, while other populations are composed of specimens from both groups.