Sentence examples for specimens and identification from inspiring English sources
The processing of specimens and identification of isolates were performed by conventional methods using the Vitek Yeast Biochemical Card (BioMerieux, Marcy l'Etoile, France) [ 17].
The countries visited were grouped as described (Table 1; 6 ); processing of fecal specimens and identification of ESBL-E were detailed in our previous study (6 ).
Where species could not be identified in the field, they were examined at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh using chemical spot tests, comparison with herbarium specimens and identification using high-power light microscopy.
Smear microscopy allows direct detection of acid fast bacilli (AFB) in the specimen and identification of the most contagious patients.
The specimen with each request form was also evaluated for quality control parameters namely size of the container relative to the specimen size, volume of the fixative at least three times the size of the specimen and identification label on the container mentioning patient's name and or specimen.
The processing of specimens and isolate identification were performed by conventional methods and with the YBC identification card (bioMerieux, Marcy l'Etoile, France).
Now, with the beginnings of "complex" optical study in biological specimens, and consequent identification of photonic band gaps, animal reflectors are being taken seriously as promising first stages in the design process of optical engineers.
Enterococci were isolated from a total of 2500 clinical specimens and species identification was done based on conventional methods.
AKR conducted the bulk of specimen preparation and identification, participated in the study design, sequence alignment, data analysis, and drafted parts of the manuscript.
In addition to the sentinel system, Taiwan CDC has initiated a nationwide laboratory-based virological diseases surveillance system to collect clinical specimens for isolation and identification of influenza viruses.
APT is a powerful 3D chemical microscope which in principle relies on the field evaporation of surface atoms of a specimen and their identification by time-of-flight mass spectrometry.
