Sentence examples for specimen the overall from inspiring English sources
For the B-1-HA specimen, the overall stirrup strain was low, and was remarkably low especially at the center of the beam.
Despite strong expression of FasL in each specimen, the overall level of neutrophils present in all of the tumours was low.
Third, in spite of many efforts to increase the sample size of blood specimen, the overall number of MA and healthy controls remained little.
The Patient Consent Form and associated Patient Information Sheet (necessary for most studies) should be written in concise and explicit language that anyone can easily understand, explaining clearly the need for the specimen, the overall objective of the research and why it is important (in lay terms).
In a pathologic study by Keene et al. on human laryngeal specimens, the overall incidence of chondroradionecrosis was 26%%, although only 3%% were clinically meaningful [4].
Of 314 external environmental specimens, the overall positive detection rate of H7N9 nucleic acid was 28.98%.
While increased scatter is again noted due to the relatively small number of specimens, the overall pattern is relatively consistent with that observed in 25(OH D immunoassay results.
A comparison of the reference test with another commercially available quantitative test showed that, although both tests clustered severely deficient specimens, the overall correlation was moderate, and the absolute activity values were significantly different for the same samples between the two tests.
The cancerous rib is an incomplete specimen, so the overall health impact of the tumour on the individual cannot be established.
On average, papers that looked at myomectomy specimens gave a lower risk of sarcomatous change of 0.08 % (1 in 1,306) compared to those that looked at hysterectomy specimens where the overall pooled risk was 0.15 % (1 in 650).
The agreement between radiological and pathological maximum DCIS size was less good in primary procedure mastectomy specimens with the overall median radiological size being 18 mm larger than the pathological size (50 mm vs 32 mm) (Table 2).
