Sentence examples for sample type for from inspiring English sources
We evaluated this tube as an alternate sample type for cardiac troponin I (cTnI) testing using the Beckman Coulter AccuTnI+3 assay.
A new website, Gulfsource.org -- sponsored by four Louisiana agencies -- provides data by area or sample type for oysters, shrimp, crabs and finfish after testing for oil toxins and dispersants.
Urine is now the CDC-recommended sample type for nucleic acid based diagnostics [1].
Firstly, stool has been the most frequently used sample type for enterovirus isolation, and the most useful since it allowed the isolation of all serotypes.
One clinical sample type for which the ability to carry out transcriptional profiling (global or targeted) has previously been significantly hampered due to lack of cell numbers and RNA yield but could lead to significant advancements in understanding disease mechanisms, patient stratification and disease progression are vascular endothelial cell scraping biopsies [29].
Human saliva was selected as the sample type for the recovery of nuclear DNA.
The QIAGEN QIAsymphony® SP is an automated system that can process a variety of different sample types for nucleic acid extraction.
Tubular butt joints allow for combined tension torsion tests overcoming the need to use different sample types for different loading conditions.
Investigators have described the use of whole blood (WB), peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC), serum and plasma but no studies have compared the utility of these different sample types for use in a clinical diagnostic assay.
Even though all the bone tissue samples except for the trabecular tissues have been thoroughly mechanically decontaminated there are still signs of diagenesis in some sample types for the elements Al, Fe and Mn, although the skeletons excavated in Montella are not nearly as contaminated as those from e.g. Schleswig in Germany or Svendborg in Denmark [18].
Currently, we list approximately 500 000 biospecimens of six sample types for five diseases in the NIH Office of Rare Diseases Research Biospecimens/Biorepositories Rare Disease-HUB (RD-HUB).
