Sentence examples for processing of specimens from inspiring English sources

It has been demonstrated that suboptimal processing of specimens in the histological process such as the use of unbuffered formalin as a fixative, which was common before 1970, may yield DNA that is unsuitable for HPV detection [ 16].

The recent Ebola virus disease outbreak occurred in West Africa since December 2013 highlighted the need of appropriate virus inactivation procedures to be set up to allow the necessary processing of specimens outside BSL-4 facilities and to perform laboratory tests without affecting clinical decisions.

Tissue collection, preservation, and processing of specimens likewise require standardization.

AT was responsible for collection and processing of specimens.

Furthermore, correct sampling and processing of specimens is crucial to avoid artifactual blistering.

Immediate processing of specimens could further shorten the time to final results to 6.5 h [ 10].

Standard internationally recommended procedures were used for the handling and processing of blood specimens, 15 and the specimens were transported to the laboratory within 2 h of collection at the schools.

Therefore, suboptimal processing of CNB specimens or long-term fixation of surgically resected specimens might have been partly responsible for the difference.

The reasons for reporting results in excess of 14 days were equipment failure and inadequate expression values in control specimens, which required equipment recalibration and a repeat processing of the specimens.

These include transit times between collection and processing of sputum specimens of up to 4 and sometimes to 7 days, specimen transport at high ambient temperatures and, if prolonged transit is expected, addition of cetylpyridiniumchloride (CPC) or cetylpyridiniumbromide (CPB) to minimize bacterial contamination [ 10, 11].

The QIAensemble™ system consists of an analytical subsystem (JE2000™) that utilizes a re-engineered Hybrid Capture® chemistry (NextGen) to maintain the high level of clinical sensitivity established by the digene High-Risk HPV DNA Test® (HC2), while creating improved analytical specificity as shown both in plasmid-based analyses and in processing of clinical specimens.