Sentence examples for specimens from patient from inspiring English sources

Studies of nine complete MgPars in two sequential specimens from patient 199 and six complete or partial MgPars in two sequential specimens from patient 64 showed no sequence changes (excluding the TTR copy number variation) for any MgPar within or between the first- and second-visit specimen except for the MgPar 7 in two specimens 64.0 and 64.1 from patient 64.

Such sequence characteristics were also noted in complete MgPars 3, 6, 8 and 9 and partial MgPars 1, 2, 4, 5 and 7 sequences in the two sequential specimens from patient 64, and partial MgPars 1, 2, 8 and 9 in five Danish isolates.

Cultures of specimens from patient B were negative.

This review highlights the lack of agreement between methods, especially with specimens from patient with CVD.

Antibodies against T1L and T3D strains were also found in serum specimens from patient 2, but not in specimens from patient 1 and from the mother of patient 2 (data not shown).

In the primary reaction, the expected PCR products of ≈603 bp were detected in 2 of 4 skin DNA specimens from patient 1 and 1 of 5 skin DNA specimens from patient 2. In the nested reaction, the expected PCR products of ≈359 bp were seen in all 4 specimens from patient 1 and in 4 of 5 specimens from patient 2; some bands were faint.

We studied lymph node biopsy specimens from patients with suspected CSD that were collected from January 2001 through August 2005.

Lab specimens from patients have shown that the dominant flu bug so far is a strain of H3N2 that is different from the H3N2 version in the vaccine.

And it has been difficult, scientists said, to procure enough specimens from patients at different stages of the disease to do this.

When it was smaller, the laboratory network tested more than 125,000 specimens from patients and more than one million environmental samples in the anthrax attack.

The state said it cannot conclude that the legionnaires' surge is related to the water switch, nor can it rule it out, in part because of too few case specimens from patients.