Sentence examples for specimens and given from inspiring English sources

The corrosivity of CLSM was measured as bleed and leachate collected from CLSM specimens and given in Table 5.

But thanks to the higher diffractive power of electrons, it is not necessary to outrun all damage in order to obtain a signal sufficient to determine the three-dimensional structure of macromolecules at near-atomic resolution, at least using nanocrystalline specimens, and given sufficient further development of high-brightness electron sources.

The method accuracy was evaluated for human serum specimens, and gave the consistent results between the potentiometric immunosensor and the referenced enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA).

Favorably, method accuracy was evaluated to analyze human serum specimens, and gave matched-well results in comparison with commercially available enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) method.

Formalin-fixed tissue is routinely used in pathology specimens and gives excellent morphology.

RM and EP provided the human arthritic specimens and gave helpful advice.

All patients were informed about the aims of specimen collection and given signed written consent in accordance with the ethical guidelines of Peking University.

However, some of these studies used more than one specimen and gave us additional statistical power.

All plant samples were deposited at the SING Herbarium and given specimen voucher numbers SING 2010-760 (V. teres var. andersonii), SING 2011-014 (V. Miss Joaquim 'Agnes'), 2011-015 (V. teres var. aurorea), SING 2011-016 (V. teres var. alba) and 2011-017 (V. hookeriana).

This will be important for determining our priorities when it comes to preparing the specimens and will give us a little time to directly compare some of the specimens we collected this year.

GAPDH was quantified in 18 of 20 BAL fluid specimens, and this gave a median GAPDH concentration of 24 720 gene copies/reaction (range: 892 176 356 gene copies/reaction), which was significantly lower than in sputum specimens (p 0.0006).