Sentence examples for routine submissions from inspiring English sources

Positive control tissue for the WB was obtained through normal routine submissions of ovine and bovine brain to the VLA.

Five hundred negative and 500 positive sera ('the archived sera') were selected from routine submissions to the diagnostic unit of Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute AFBIin in Belfast.

A common feature of the reported cases is that known enteric pathogens cannot be associated with the clinical outbreaks in routine laboratory submissions.

The mycobacterial culture section of NVSL's Diagnostic Bacteriology Laboratory has used a variety of solid and liquid media formulations over the years for the isolation of M. bovis and any other mycobacteria that may interfere with antemortem tests, but a rigorous evaluation of media performance on routine veterinary submissions has not been done.

All other serum samples were obtained as routine diagnostic sample submissions at the South Dakota ADRDL.

Our objective was to conduct a prospective study of culture media performance on the routine tissue sample submissions to NVSL.

HPA provides a national identification and serotyping service for invasive clinical H. influenzae isolates for all National Health Service hospital microbiology laboratories in England and Wales through its Haemophilus Reference Unit and conducts enhanced national surveillance through a combination of isolate submission, routine laboratory reporting, and clinical reporting schemes (3, 18 ).

Generally speaking, "selling your soul" in modern usage denotes submission to dull routine or lucrative scam.

In response, BlueStar began integrating claims submission into its routine supportive supervision for franchisees.

This skills deficiency in data management contributed to the poor quality of data collected due to delayed reports, as well as incomplete and inaccurate submission of monthly routine reports to districts and later to national level.

To maintain the accuracy and utility of the BTD database, content will be updated quarterly by using new sequence variation information from reports in the literature, database submissions, and updates; and routine clinical testing performed at ARUP Laboratories.