Sentence examples for specimens and will from inspiring English sources

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.

The other, known as "K-selection", is to have only a few offspring but to nurture them so that they are superb specimens and will thus do well in the competition for resources and mates, and produce more grandchildren for their parents than their less well-nurtured contemporaries.

It is anticipated that multiparametric analyses can be performed on limited tumor specimens and will lead to improved clinical investigation and better validation of mechanistic concepts.

It should be also considered that tumor biopsies prior surgery will not provide representative tissue specimens and will not conform to the principles of a surgical approach using a 'no-touch technique' [ 32].

This novel approach, combining immunohistochemistry, laser-microdissection and quantitative kinetic PCR, allows morphology-guided studies in archival tissue specimens and will enable the exact quantification of gene copy numbers even in small and precancerous lesions.

This is because people who were infected with sensitive organisms but received antimicrobials before specimens were obtained, will no longer have sensitive organisms in their specimen and will not be eligible as controls, so the prevalence of prior antimicrobial use in controls will be artificially low [ 27].

An ongoing study in Europe (MERCURY, Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Rectal Cancer European Equivalence Study) is designed to correlate MRI findings on extramural spread and potential CRM involvement with pathological specimen and will provide valuable information on the use of MRI for rectal cancer.

It will take several months or even a year to finish the lab work, and the specimens and samples will soon be cataloged in the California Academy of Sciences collections for scientists anywhere to study.

It will take several months or even a year to finish the lab work that we are already committed to do, and the specimens and samples will soon be cataloged in the California Academy of Sciences collections for scientists anywhere to study.

The proposed International Bladder Cancer Bank of specimens and data will be an effective tool during all phases of marker development.

If participants are not told during the consent process of a plan for closure, should they be informed upon termination of the biobank that their specimens and data will be transferred to a new facility, if that is the case?