Sentence examples for screening of animals from inspiring English sources

Samples in this study were a byproduct of veterinary screening of animals (horses and donkeys) voluntarily presented at the Gambian Horse and Donkey Trust (GHDT) clinic or mobile survey unit, or as part of routine sampling of the cattle herd at the International Trypanotolerance Centre ITCC) field station.

Liquid cultivation allows automated culturing and experimentation and should be of use in large-scale growth and screening of animals.

After the horse epidemic in 2007, some admission screening of animals started at the veterinary hospital where the epidemic occurred.

Serologic testing enables semi-automated mass screening of animals and eggs at a low price and with good, and in some cases superior, sensitivity.

Although we cannot easily pinpoint where and when the recombination event took place, screening of animals with primers designed against human SaV strains may also help identity the potential parental strain(s) of these 2 novel recombinants.

As a scientist, one might suggest solutions that employ familiar tools, such as postarrival screening of animals with reliable laboratory tests, empirical treatment for known diseases (if such tests and treatments already existed), or quarantine of the animals for an appropriate length of time.

Zarei, M., Müthing, J., Peter-Katalinić, J. & Bindila, L. Separation and identification of GM1b pathway Neu5Ac- and Neu5Gc gangliosides by on-line nanoHPLC-QToF MS and tandem MS: toward glycolipidomics screening of animal cell lines.

MSSCP can be used for initial screening of animal infections, instead of a detailed genetic analysis, and serve as an alternative to time consuming and expensive methods like, for example, NGS and RRT-PCR.

As a result, resources have been devoted to the development of markers of infection aimed at screening of animal- and human-derived biological products, improving diagnostic tools to identify infected individuals in their preclinical stage of disease, and controlling disease progression.

Illustrating this portion of the artist's story is "Passport" (1967), an interactive silkscreen on three rotating Plexiglas panels, and "Star Quarters I-IV" (ca. 1970), a four-paneled silk-screen of animals, foliage and urban themes on mirrored Mylar; it is like an astrological charting of everything that popped into the artist's mind.

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