Sentence examples for sampling technicians from inspiring English sources

The sampling technicians attempted to collect a minimum of 10 g total dust.

For selection of locations for sampling, technicians followed a protocol that identified the house perimeter, property areas where skin contact was likely (e.g., gardens), and areas in or near the floodplain of the Tittabawassee River.

Each property was sampled in multiple locations by a sampling technician using a push core sampler to collect a core of soil from the surface to a depth of 6 in.

The sampling technician recorded the total surface area of the sampling area (typically 1 2 m) on a preprinted field data sheet, as well as the surface types where the sample was taken.

This is due to the inherent delays in the diagnostic process, such as that associated with patients producing both samples, technicians examining sputum smears and producing the results, and the start of treatment following a positive diagnosis.

An ambulance crew treated workers overcome by the extreme heat, a team of health officials tested water samples and technicians helped to reassemble radio equipment.

Biochemical assay was performed on coded samples by technicians blinded to clinical and echocardiographic data.

We then performed PCT and lactate assays on the same samples by technicians who were blinded to EAA results and clinical diagnosis.

In a sense, it could be said that barcoding in this situation is more similar to traditional morphological identification- with each specimen evaluated separately, and requiring individual attention from a person with specialized training- than to the original concept of barcoding as the mass processing of thousands of samples by technicians with a relatively low level of expertise [ 58, 59].

But his charisma was so much greater than that of any sampler-wielding technician - plus in his locker he had cuts such as Curly Locks and his old sparring partner Bob Marley's Sun Is Shining, which couldn't have felt more appropriate at the sun continued to beat down.

Besides the obvious laboratory effect due to sample preparation, technician experience, equipment calibration, and the use of different preprocessing algorithms [30], alternative statistical tests and stringent cut-offs also contribute to different results [3], [31].