Sentence examples for specimen consistency from inspiring English sources
Specimen consistency was defined according to the Bristol Stool Chart as follows: liquid specimens were defined as type 7; partially formed and soft specimens were defined as types 4 6; formed specimens were defined as types 1 3 [ 19, 22].
The gross specimen consisted of a well-circumscribed, lobulated, gray brown mass with gelatinous consistency.
We first examined the Infinium HM27 beadchip data from the 101 treatment-naïve urothelial (transitional cell) carcinomas and 6 normal urothelium (NU) specimens for consistency of assay performance.
We assessed 50 specimens for adequacy based on tumour cell content, size of the specimen and tissue consistency, and rejected 41 specimens based on these criteria, mostly due to low or no tumour cell content.
With the exception of intraepithelial lesions, endoscopic diagnosis showed results preferable to those of histologic diagnosis of biopsy specimens, and the consistency of the results was confirmed in the subgroup analyses.
The protective materials were applied to simulated specimens by immersion application and all specimens were obtained for consistency.
The main objectives were to evaluate each proposed theory in predicting the associated deformation and failure mechanisms and to assess the reliability of the estimated properties with respect to the expected values and in terms of consistency among specimens with different layer configurations.
Despite concerns regarding pathology consistency in specimens, cost and availability are the primary constraints to their widespread use [ 4].
Other factors, such as consistency of respiratory specimen collection, are difficult to quantify but may influence VE estimates.
Here we are exploring: Geographic accuracy: whether details of specimen location are given with consistent accuracy; Geographic sampling consistency: whether specimens are recorded without regional bias.
The QSI-FODs showed a remarkable consistency across animal specimens (Fig. 2E).
