Sentence examples for specimens for identification from inspiring English sources

The specimens for identification were preserved by freezing in Tissue-Tek O.C.T. compound and stored at −80°C (Sakura Finetek; Torrance, CA).

The tick carcasses were retained in 70% ethanol and submitted as voucher specimens for identification by Dmitry A. Apanaskevich, assistant curator at the United States National Tick Collection at Georgia Southern University.

The unit sample cost between Real time PCR and liquid culture use was achieved by comparing the requirements and their costs to test 241 clinical specimens for identification of M. tuberculosis, M. avium and M. kansasii.

Cases and controls supplied clinical, epidemiologic, and anthropometric data at enrollment and again approximately 60 days later, and provided enrollment stool specimens for identification and characterization of potential diarrheal pathogens.

If someone finds an Asian longhorned beetle, he or she should keep the specimen for identification and call the Department of Entomology (203) 974-8474 or 974-8600.

At first, when Bernhard sent her specimens off for identification, she was told that they were a native stinkbug, Euschistus servus, but something seemed off.

Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife gave permission to work in the uKhahlamba-Drakensberg Park, and to collect the specimens necessary for identification.

CT-guided biopsy is a less invasive procedure used to obtain specimens for pathogen identification.

Pancreatic and gastroduodenal fluid are excellent clinical specimens for the identification of disease-specific biomarkers by proteomic analysis, as each is a proximal fluid of relatively low complexity, thereby facilitating the identification of low-abundant proteins.

Molecular testing from flocked swab clinical samples has previously been reported for detection of viral agents [ 9], but to our knowledge, this is the first report to demonstrate the successful use of PCR from flocked swab specimens for bacterial identification using true clinical specimens.

Although there was concordance between the 5 μg amplified and the original specimens for outlier identification, a 44% concordance for the outliers in the amplified 0.05 μg sample compared to the 5 μg original sample is below the 0.70 concordance value sited in the literature as a marker of reproducibility [ 13].