Sentence examples for specimen availability from inspiring English sources

Our current knowledge of this microanatomy and its temporal evolution is limited by the lack of pediatric specimen availability.

This, along with specimen availability, also resulted in non-contemporaneous sampling in some instances.

In order to meet expected research demands on specimen availability, LCL were created from the PBMC from many participants.

Unfortunately, due to limitations in specimen availability, most studies of marker performance (including this one) have evaluated performance in clinical samples collected from women who already have signs and symptoms of cancer.

Informatics (Qualman et al, 2003) can facilitate patient registration, specimen tracking, tissue cataloguing, quality assurance, and specimen availability.

As a retrospective review, we were limited by specimen availability, which may have introduced unexpected bias into the results.

a M, male; F, female b L, late stage of dementia; N, without dementia; N/A = not available aA, availability of tissue specimen; empty block, no tissue specimen available.

The carefully designed protocols and procedures for collecting these specimens vary depending on a number of factors, such as specimen type, availability of the specimen, and the collection location, but a best practice guideline is to strictly adhere to these protocols in order to ensure the quality of the sample is not compromised for its intended purpose.

Generally, the operative level is selected based on clinical grounds, but specimen's availability is also a factor.

In most studies effectiveness of a CPOE system is analysed by measuring TAT according to the definition of laboratories as the time from receipt of the specimen until availability of test result [ 11].

Thus, turnaround time between specimen collection and availability of RFLP result may be lengthy (27).