Sentence examples for specimen for children from inspiring English sources

HIV testing is recommended for all hospitalized children with unknown HIV status in South Africa and was performed by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) with confirmation by ELISA on a second specimen for children ≥18 months of age, and qualitative HIV DNA polymerase chain reaction testing for children <18 months of age.

Darren and other budding scientists can see nature up close in the environmental lab, equipped with microscopes attached to projectors that magnify specimens for children who are visually impaired.

Nose blowing is not a standard sample collection method but offers an alternative specimen collection for children who refuse a nose swab and who have visible nasal discharge [ 18].

The dates of the last OPV exposure were defined as the date of the second round of the national immunisation days (NIDs) for those who did not receive routine OPV doses after study enrollment, or as the most recent immunization date prior to each specimen collection for children who received routine OPV after study enrollment.

Detectable total hair Hg levels were measured in 84 and 89% of hair specimens obtained for children and women, respectively.

4) Allegation that an MP was only charged with specimen charges for child sex offences and not more numerous or serious offences.

Whenever there was shortage of commercial vials each of Tryptone Soya Broth (TSB) and Brain Heart Infusion (BHI) culture media were used for specimens from adults and TSB only was used for specimens from children.

A 10-mL blood specimen (3 5 mL for children) for hantavirus serologic testing was collected from each interviewed participant.

Although the best sample for detecting HCMV pneumonia by real-time PCR is a respiratory specimen [sputum or bronchoalveolar lavage fluid (BALF ], collecting serological specimens by an invasive procedure and respiratory specimens is difficult for children, especially those younger than 1 year old.

Of the 1,019 children who participated in the 10-year follow-up, funds were available to analyze urine specimens for 623 children.

Stool specimens for all children (n = 91) and employees at the daycare center (n = 40) were tested for pathogenic E. coli.