Sentence examples for quality control verification from inspiring English sources

In accordance with international recommendations (http://enfsi.eu/documents/), the inclusion criteria and upload process of DNA profiles to the STR database included quality control verification of the laboratory's procedures (ENFSI DNA Working Group 2014).

Preprocessing of raw data included quality control, verification of de-multiplexing, trimming the reads when necessary, and re-pairing.

Quality control verification samples of BNP7787 and mesna in plasma were used at three different concentrations, that is, for BNP7787 45, 225 and 900  μ M and for mesna 4.5, 22.5 and 90  μ M. The RBC and tissue samples from the rats were measured with a calibration curve produced in tissue homogenate from pig kidney.

For the two samples, the quality control and verification process was documented in terms of the completeness of information and presence of discrepancies.

In terms of quality control, morphologic verification for liver cancer is relatively low compared with other cancers, especially in rural areas, because medical resources are limited and pathologic examination cannot always be performed (e.g., for late-stage liver cancer).

We performed the preparation of standard solutions, quality control (QC) verification, sample preparation, and instrumental analyses as previously described (Calafat et al. 2004) with slight modification of the sample preparation as described herein.

Samples were coded for case-control status, and at least 10% of the samples were randomly selected and subjected to repeat analysis as quality control for verification of genotyping procedures, and some samples were also identified by DNA sequencing analysis and 1(b2~b4)).

This process required scanning the manufacturer's CT quality control phantom for verification of Hounsfield units and visually inspecting the images for uniformity and artifacts.

Included in the ICPMS analytical runs were the following quality control samples: calibration verification (every 10 samples), reagent blanks (every 10 samples), method blanks (one per batch), matrix spikes (10% of samples), sample duplicates (10% of samples), and NIST SRM 2709 (one per batch).

Then, the de-identified and HIPAA-compliant data were sent to the Datalys Center where it was examined by data quality control staff and a verification engine (VE) (Kerr et al. 2014b).

These pieces of software should have several features such as access control, metadata storage on the produced reads, quality control including known bias verification and standard analysis.