Remember that a specimen without a label is only a "dead bug", so be sure to put a label into the vial with every specimen giving the date you caught it, the location and your name.
In addition, new scheduling protocols will have to be developed for testing the specimens, given the limited laboratory testing resources, in order to better assess the epidemiological parameters of an outbreak.
10% rice husk ash additive specimens gave the highest result with respect to full factorial experimental design.
The 45° specimens oxidized at the fastest rate, while the T specimens gave the smallest weight gain.
The negative MEPN specimens gave the impression of fixation issues, with extremely weak and edge-related staining that was indeterminate.
The mere fact that such markers are the result of measurements in human specimens gives the appearance of being more accurate than traditional sources of information such as questionnaires or environmental monitoring; yet, this may not always be the case.
*KS, Kaposi sarcoma; VR1 and VR2, variable region 1 or 2 of the open reading frame K1 of HHV-8; HHV-8, human herpesvirus 8; ID IP, identification of the specimen given by the Institut Pasteur pathologic unit; LANA, latency-associated nuclear antigen; AIDS KS, KS occurring with HIV-1 infection; –, no amplification product.
The issue of whether small foci of breast tumours truly reflect the whole specimen, given breast tumour heterogeneity, was raised, but evidence was presented that suggest that perhaps this heterogeneity may not be as important as was thought.
The number of fragile sites detected ranged from 23 in OAF specimen 1 to 12 in OAF specimen 2. Given the intraspecific variability of fragile site expression in mammalian species, we combined all expressed sites into a single species-specific analysis (this was also done for the golden mole and elephant shrew, see below).
There is only one word for Damien Hirst's toothy tiger shark, which gapes as it appears to glide towards you, as this natural history specimen is given the illusion of movement by the refractive perspectives of a glass vitrine: surreal.
