Sentence examples for site specimen from inspiring English sources

Colonisation was assessed for each body site specimen, and yeasts were identified.

Polished tooth surfaces were observed using a Leica MZ 165 and MZ 125 reflected-light microscope.> -wrap-foot> Specimens used in this study with ontogenetic stage, locality of death/fossil site, specimen number and thin section number.

Gram-positive bacilli were identified in 71 specimens from 70 patients (one patient had more than one specimen submitted), including blood (59 specimens), tissue (6 specimens), peritoneal fluid (3 specimens), pleural fluid (2 specimens), and 1 surgical site specimen.

Apart from the standard information required for patient and treating clinician identification, the melanoma cancer review panel identified a number of clinical elements as required (core) data elements in the cutaneous melanoma pathology report: tumor site, specimen laterality, and specimen type (Table 2).

Both the laboratory and site specimens demonstrated short term residual protection.

Light and inverted microscopy, scanning electron microscopy (SEM) with energy dispersive X-ray analyser (EDX) of site specimens were used to observe colonisation at the fibre cement interface, enabling the further understanding of this interaction.

Mice were euthanized one month post-inoculation; heart, tibiotarsal joint, and skin (not from inoculation site) specimens were harvested for bacterial isolation.

Mice were euthanized 1 month post-inoculation; heart, tibiotarsal joint and skin (not from inoculation site) specimens were harvested for bacterial culture and DNA preparation as described previously [30].

We used microbiology and patient administration system data from an Oxford hospital to estimate monthly rates of first nosocomial MRSA bacteraemia, and nosocomial MRSA isolation from blood/respiratory/sterile site specimens ("sterile sites") or all clinical samples (screens excluded) in all patients admitted from the community for at least 2 days between April 1998 and June 2006.

From each site, specimens were identified by eye to gross morphospecies (including sorting by size, colour, and shape).

Sterile site specimens are the "gold standard" for the diagnosis of invasive disease, but specimens from the respiratory tract are accessed most easily through nonsterile approaches.