Sentence examples for specimens in research from inspiring English sources

The use of human specimens in research has contributed to significant scientific and medical advancements.

Rothstein (2010) agrees, with a clear eye to privacy and risk: "The use of deidentified health information and biological specimens in research creates a range of privacy and other risks to individuals and groups.

There was full approval from the local research ethics committee and all involved hospitals, and all patients gave consent for the use of their specimens in research, according to the Declaration of Helsinki.

The periosteal fabric (seen in actual specimens and in research casts and photos, Table 1) and vascular patterning visible throughout the semi-translucent bones and on long bone fracture faces show that the juvenile histology of the Munich specimen is found throughout the growth series (Figure 3).

Advances in pharmacogenetics and genomics research and their potential to yield public health benefits have contributed to the growing use of human biological specimens (HBS) in research and the establishment, mainly in developed countries, of large-scale biorepositories.

Practically, the fruit fly has a lifespan of around four weeks, meaning that we can examine and generate thousands of specimens in a research heartbeat.

Table 1 provides a summary of the main characteristics of the specimens in both research programs.

The mechanical behaviors of the numerical model had already been verified to be in agreement with those of the physical specimens in previous research.

An extensive study, including an experimental/statistical approach addressing key mechanical properties (compressive and flexural strength) and impact resistance of such high performance composites with inclusion of different volume of fibers has been carried out on two-hundred and forty specimens in this research.

Intriguingly, a major constraint on the use of historical, and particularly ancient, insect specimens in aDNA research is the destructive nature of the sampling procedure [15].

All gastric cancer patients gave written informed consent for the use of clinical specimens in medical research.