Sentence examples for specialised collection from inspiring English sources

On the morning of their scan, participants provided a saliva sample of up to 3.5 ml, collected by passive drool using a specialised collection kit developed by Salimetrics Europe Ltd (www.salimetrics.com).com

The collection was first established by the former director of the Wagga Wagga Regional Art Gallery, Judy Le Lievre in response to a request by the Australia Council for regional galleries to develop a specialised collection to avoid duplication and competition.

But here's where it got even shadier: Even if consumers were sent a certified letter confirming their debt was settled in full with Law Firm & Associates, the remaining debt was sold immediately to another collection agency, one that specialised in collecting high volumes of extremely difficult-to-collect debt.

They exhibit significant diversity in form and function, from the very small to the very large, from the very specialised to the much more generic, holding collections of diseased and healthy resources, from human, animal and plant, and span private, public and third sectors.

At the local centres, baseline data and follow-up data collection is the responsibility of the specialised research nurse.

For a long time, the plant was seldom seen in private collections due to its rarity, price, and specialised growing requirements.

It is generally assumed that more specialised staff, experienced in the specific type of data collection entailed, will collect data that is of higher quality than less specialised or experienced staff.

As indicated by the title of his first published collection, Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque (1840), Poe specialised in the broadly comic - "grotesque" - and horror - "arabesque".

However, our collection of journals includes a wide range of journals including several specialised in psychotherapy research such as Clinical Psychology Review, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, Psychological Bulletin and Psychological Medicine.

Treatment and data collection were performed within the context of a government-funded psychiatric clinic specialised in providing therapist-guided CBT using the internet as the mode of treatment delivery.

For collection of secondary endpoint data, the study coordinator, assisted by a dietician specialised in oncology, assessed nutritional status of every patient at baseline (week 0, W0), mid-therapy (W4) and at treatment end (W7) by the Patient-Generated Subjective Global Assessment (PG-SGA), as this is considered the gold standard for evaluation of nutritional status in oncology [ 26– 28].