Sentence examples for quality specimens from inspiring English sources

Third, it is possible that some secondary influenza virus infections were not confirmed due to poor quality specimens collected during home visits, or if peak viral shedding in the respiratory tract occurred between home visits at 3-day intervals11,12.

Nevertheless, the Clinical Translational Core will provide high quality specimens for pilot projects to bridge to other funded activities as well as apply for new funding for clinical trials to which we are whole-heartedly committed.

Many operators of large industrial-size vessels would prefer to continue to be allowed to discard healthy fish – if they in particular are forced to land all the fish they net, they could end up with catches of lower value species, or lower quality specimens, so being able to select the highest value fish can help them maximise their profits.

While in-season fruit is always best in terms of quality and price ($50 per kilogram isn't an uncommon amount for export quality specimens), finger limes can be stored in the freezer for up to a year with only minimal loss of crunchiness.

Finally, for each T, we threshold on quality value t to create a reduced test set T t) of increasingly higher quality specimens and recompute retrieval order and rank.

As performance characteristics of specific tests are generally based on high quality specimens, the difference of approximately 40% is likely linked to any one of many operational procedures that affects the quality of the specimen and its procurement.

In a September 1880 issue of The Coin Journal, the author noted that a good quality specimen of the 1794 dollar was valued at fifty dollars.

The combination of a "robust" and widely tested approach for statistical analysis of data with high quality specimen sampling allowed us to obtain the final validated result with a dataset of 66 specimens.

The initial process of building a biospecimen resource with high quality specimen annotation involves considerable time and commitment from domain experts from various disciplines.

When no organisms are seen or cultured from this quality specimen, it should raise the suspicion for non-bacterial (fungal, mycobacterial, etc).

"Non-diagnostic" levels included any case where a cytology diagnosis could not be made due to a poor quality specimen per the cytology report.