Sentence examples for specimen results from from inspiring English sources

We first identified all sputum specimen results from Royal Brompton Hospital (London, UK) microbiology records between 2000 and 2012.

Ignoring the deformation of particles, the macroscopic strain of a granular specimen results from the relative motions of particles, including both translational and rotational kinematics.

The permanent deformation, after unloading the specimen, results from plastic deformation and was estimated as the irrecoverable displacement from the start of the tests at the minimal force of 160 N, considered as nearly zero force.

Within the limited number of image figures in research papers, it is often difficult to be certain if ice nucleation in the specimen results from coincidental occurrence of an extrinsic ice nucleator or from intrinsic occurrence of INA in the specimen.

Figure 8 shows that the lateral force displacement response diagram of the cyclic loading of the tested specimen resulted from the FE analysis (drawn with dots), which is very close to the experimental result obtained from (Bae 2005).

There was a significantly higher risk of compromised or impaired endocervical margin in the conization specimen resulting from LLETZ-cone compared to SWETZ (RR = 1.72, 95% CI: 1.14-2.6), with an ARR of 26.4% (95% CI: 8.1-44.8) for patients who underwent SWETZ.

In addition, the changes in the internal micro-structure of the specimens resulted from variations in the stress condition, were found to affect the ultrasonic velocity measurements.

While the analysis of cryopreservation effects in small specimens frequently benefits from spatial uniformity in temperature and in ICA concentration, higher complexity is introduced to the analysis of large-size specimens, resulting from significant temperature and concentration gradients.

The second-largest marine collection in New Zealand is the NIWA Invertebrate Collection, Wellington, which holds specimens resulting from more than half a century of collecting in the New Zealand region, the southwestern Pacific, and the Ross Sea.

Bleached specimens, resulting from symbiosis disruption, and maintained bleached over several years (at 17°C in dark conditions) were also sampled.

This study showed a lower proportion of compromised or damaged endocervical surgical margin in specimens resulting from SWETZ in relation to LLETZ-cone.