Sentence examples for specimens in future from inspiring English sources

At the same time, consent will be obtained for the storage and use of participant data and biological specimens in future studies.

The analysis of whole blood rather than purified PBMC as surrogate specimens in future studies may also minimize variations due to sample handling and processing.

Importantly, it has been possible to validate the use of bacterial culture positive IID cases as a reference negative group, by comparison to the ROC analysis using healthy controls; this removes the need to collect further control specimens in future studies.

We also stress the need for voucher samples to be retained to ensure the repeatability of results and allow for further analytical methods to be applied to specimens in the future.

However, these agents demonstrate our ability to specifically label cancerous regions and may aid in the rapid detection of cancer in breast specimens in the future.

One of the participants said, "I should be informed before other studies are done with my specimen in the future".

Although problems such as beam-induced deterioration of Zernike PPs remain unsolved, it is likely that thin film phase plates will be applied routinely in TEM of ice-embedded biological specimens in the near future.

In our study, the genome skimming method was selected due to a lack of baseline genomic resources to design nuclear exon probes (Cronn et al., 2012), the knowledge that specimens of many taxa in future studies of the Amsinckiinae would be silica dried or from herbarium sheets, and the relative low-cost of gDNA library preparation.

The NCST document further states that it is not allowed in Malawi to consent research participants to collection, use and storage of specimens for future use in research or other purposes [ 4, 5].

Subject's (or their Legally Authorized Representatives) participating in the Bryan ADRC Autopsy and Brain Donation Program Database/Repository have provided written consent for use of their data and brain specimens to be used for use in future research.

This re-visited method of specimen-collection would be worth examining in future evaluations of T pallidum PCR tests.