Sentence examples for specimen combined from inspiring English sources

However, the concept of generating a functional urinary bladder using autologous cells obtained from a biopsy specimen combined with a biomaterial scaffold remains a challenge.

It consists in the generation of a virtual dog-boned shaped specimen combined with the use of snubbing type of gripping action in order to completely eliminate earlier failures induced by grip-sample interactions.

To reproduce multiaxial conditions on this specimen, combined axial displacements and torsion rotation fatigue tests are performed, according to three different paths, depending on the phase angle between the two axes.

Simultaneous to this, samples of those same three clinical specimens were also analyzed by real-time PCR, using 5, 2.5 and 1 μl of crude, unextracted specimen combined with water (if necessary) to achieve a final volume of 5 μl.

In CRC the prognostic predictor is tumour stage based on histopathologic examination of the resected specimen combined with perioperative findings (Dukes and Bussey, 1958; Lindmark et al, 1994; Fleming et al, 1997).

The black cross indicates the mean ChRM direction of the six specimens combined, surrounded by the α95 circle.

The suitability of the 6ECT carbon/epoxy specimens combined with an effective crack based data reduction scheme is validated by finite element analyses with the virtual crack closure technique and cohesive elements.

The optimum moisture content of the specimens combined with the variation of temperature may influence the characteristics of the unbound road base pavement made out of recycled aggregates by the action of wet dry or freeze thaw cycling.

The final diagnosis was always based on culture results, from aspiration fluid alone (n = 32), intraoperative specimens alone (n = 45), or aspiration and intraoperative specimens combined (n = 32).

Our study suggests that combining standard clinic refrigeration and weekly surface mailing of specimens combined with real-time PCR, is potentially useful for respiratory research in remote locations.

The cost of acquiring specimens combined with the inherent costs of maintaining the equipment and personnel of a bioskills laboratory are difficult to quantify and usually depend on industry support and/or sponsorship.