Sentence examples for specialised samples from inspiring English sources

Studies with a long follow-up that have provided findings have tended to be volunteer cohorts [ 15] or specialised samples [ 16, 17].

In the lungs DCs are in proximity to alveolar epithelial and capillary endothelial cells and form a network of sentinel cells specialised to sample inhaled bacterial pathogens (Holt, 2000; Holt and Stumbles, 2000).

Other tools aimed at detecting low frequency variants include Segminator II [ 31] which is specialised towards temporally sampled data, V-Phaser which utilises information on the co-location of variants on reads [ 32, 33], Lo-Freq which utilises quality scores to model base miscalls [ 34], and an approach which incorporates re-sequencing with reads distribution and strand bias [ 35].

One of the special strong points is that we did not use a convenience sample of people treated in an inpatient facility or specialised programme, but a sample designed to be representative of a whole federal state [ 32].

Further research is warranted to replicate this study using the same methodology but with several different population samples specialising in different branch of nursing.

These techniques are time-consuming, as well as expensive, require specialised technicians, specialised instrumentation and tedious sample preparation.

In addition, to reflect the practice of urological care in Germany in which much of the care takes place between generalising urologists and urologists specialised in oncology care, a select sample of urologists who specialised in oncology care and performed intravenous chemotherapies were asked to participate in the interview study.

The study was carried out on samples furnished by an Algerian company specialised in the recycling of electric cable wastes.

The study was a cross-sectional survey investigating two different samples of medical doctors: (1) those specialised in palliative care and affiliated to the French Society for Patient Accompaniment and Palliative Care; (2) medical interns (medical doctors in training course) in a French medical university (Marseille).

14 Similar findings were reported from a randomised controlled trial (RCT) in a mixed sample of terminally ill patients who received specialised in-home palliative care.

Disadvantages include possible lack of model fit, increased sample size requirements and the need for more specialised computer software [ 41].