Sentence examples for specimen that yields from inspiring English sources

With the exception of one specimen that yields an age of AD 843 1173 (sample K1441), the 14C age ranges of Group C specimens overlap the eruption date.

If the actual uplift during event 1 was equal to the minimum uplift that we estimate for event 1 in this study, then a minimum of 2.7 m of uplift occurred at Shikinejima and 2.4 m at Kouzushima during uplift event 2. With the exception of one specimen that yields an age of AD 1539 1872 (sample TMR13), the 14C age ranges of Group B specimens coincide with, or exceed, the AD 1498 Meio earthquake.

Therefore, a specimen that yields false-positive results with 2 different test methods is deemed unlikely.

Wolff and Githens (1939) described a 152 cm (60 inches) specimen that yielded 3.5 ml of venom during the first extraction and 4.0 ml five weeks later (1.094 grams of dried venom).

Additionally we have never encountered a specimen that yielded a virus on culture that was PCR negative, even without specimen extraction, indicating that PCR inhibitors are not involved or are very uncommon.

Since the amount of steel loss in both types of specimens were approximately the same, the group of specimens that yielded higher reduction in maximum compression load would be the ones that suffered greater corrosion damage.

All 6 of the specimens that yielded an HMPV isolate in cell culture were successfully sequenced and were used to develop a phylogenetic tree (13 ).

We detected misincorporations in 28 out of the 163 specimens that yielded sequences (17.2%) with a mean year of origin at 1929.

In addition, in 2004 the definition for case patients was broadened to include patients with culture-negative specimens that yielded positive results by latex agglutination and Gram stain microscopy or by latex agglutination and polymerase chain reaction.

A database of laboratory records from the OSF System Laboratory was used to identify pediatric patients 18 years of age or younger who were hospitalized from January 1 , 2005through June 30 , 2008and had microbiologic specimens that yielded S. aureus.

For the purpose of this study, any infant who had one or more screening nasal specimens that yielded MRSA was considered to be colonized, and infected cases were considered to be those with a clinical isolate of MRSA from one or more non-nasal or pharyngeal specimens, or clinical signs/symptoms requiring antimicrobial therapy.