Sentence examples for specimens and potential from inspiring English sources

These assays will be useful in studies to determine how persistent alphavirus infections are maintained in the vector host, and in the detection and quantification of replicating virus from clinical specimens and potential reservoir hosts.

Determining the relationship between aflatoxin concentrations in food or biologic specimens and potential health outcomes is central to quantifying and mitigating the aflatoxin burden in the developing world.

Evaluation of the epidemiology of NHAP has been limited by low bacteriologic yield, poor quality of respiratory specimens, and potential contamination of the upper respiratory tract [ 6, 7].

Because of the textured colored polyamide-12 specimens and potential small color variation in the PMMA specimens, a template was made to ensure exact repositioning of all specimens in the measuring device and thus identical spots for repeated measurements.

FNA specimens have unique problems, including small amount of tumor cells within the specimen, and potential specimen preparation artifacts.

The challenge will be to prove that investigational procedures are not detrimental to the quality of pathological information extracted from surgical specimens, and for potential research participants to be accurately advised of the potential benefits and limitations of such studies, so that consent, when given, is truly informed.

Our findings suggest that the immunohistochemical evaluation of PTTG1 expression might be a powerful biomarker of recognition and quantification of the breast cancer cells in routine pathological specimens and a potential target for developing an effective immunotherapeutic strategy for primary and metastatic breast cancer.

To investigate further the distinct PIAS3 suppression in the majority of squamous cell lung cancer specimens and its potential clinical impact, we used the TCGA database to correlate PIAS3 mRNA transcript levels with overall survival in a cohort of 133 squamous cell lung cancer patients (Fig. 3).

Although palaeontologists are naturally intrigued to see the new specimen and the potential for research it might bring, this discovery is not such a rare event as might be supposed.

To assess the ability of semen analysis and other patients' characteristics to predict the presence of spermatozoa in radical orchiectomy pathological specimen, and describe potential implications for patients with azoospermia and testis cancer.

This is the largest study to date studying the expression of BM components in pancreatic cancer specimens and investigating its potential relation with prognosis following curative resection.