Sentence examples for specimens for exposure from inspiring English sources

An efficient study design includes provisions for processing of the original samples, such as cryopreservation, DNA isolation, and preparation of specimens for exposure assessment.

Inclusion criteria required appropriate biological specimens for exposure biomarker determination and a valid examination by the pediatrician at two weeks of age.

Effective bond lengths for most of exposed specimens were longer than that of unexposed specimens for most exposure durations.

Synovial fluid is considered a low-risk specimen for Brucella exposure because the number of organisms is low and the risk for transmission is reported to be minimal compared with exposure to purified organisms in the laboratory (1 ).

A symposium on Human Tissue Monitoring and Specimen Banking: Opportunities for Exposure Assessment, Risk Assessment, and Epidemiologic Research was held from 30 March to 1 April 1993 in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina.

We had a target sample size of 600 serum specimens for this aflatoxin exposure assessment, based on what was logistically and financially feasible.

This expansion will emphasize the banking of specimens for wildlife disease studies, exposure to biotoxins, and developing health biomarkers.

Further studies in this industry could be facilitated by using exhaled-breath specimens for study inclusion and exposure assessment (McKernan et al. 2008).

This preparation not only preserves tissue texture and color over an extended period of time compared to unembalmed specimens but also reduces the potential for exposure to infectious agents.

Furthermore, the bonding properties of steel fiber and matrix present great effect on the flexural and tensile strength, so the flexural strength curve of HRPC decreases linearly with increasing temperature due to the negative effect, as shown in Fig. 6b. Figure 7 shows the absolute and relative values of the direct tensile strength for HRPC specimens after exposure to different temperatures.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 a FS2, CS2, FM1 and CM1 specimens' preparation for corrosion testing; b FS31, FS32 and FM2 specimens for corrosion test in chloride exposure by means of ponding; c FS31, FS32 and FM2 specimens under sustained load and d corrosion rate measuring technique using a Coulostatic technique.