Sentence examples for specimens of organisms from inspiring English sources

Over the course of the semester, students had collected physical specimens of organisms from 16 different phyla of their choosing.

Additional staff enabled processing and storage of specimens of organisms from persons with invasive pneumococcal disease, group A Streptococcus (GAS) disease, and bacterial foodborne illness to enable typing and antimicrobial susceptibility testing, critical to the expanded surveillance role EIP sites have served for these infections.

Fossils found further down the rock layers appear to be simpler specimens of fossilized organisms near the surface.

Patients records were screened for gender, age, potential mechanism of bacterial access to the bone, time of evolution of COM, bone involved, surgical access to take the bone specimen, origin of specimens cultured, genera and species of organisms identified, and antibiograms (Vitek Systems®, bioMerieux, Hazelwood, MO, USA).

In this study we have found higher total numbers of positive sputum specimens, total numbers of organisms and increased numbers of co-infecting organisms in the BCC and PA groups in comparison to NI [P < 0.01].

Collaborating investigators also reviewed computerized microbiology records for reports of culture-negative and culture-positive empyema or pleural effusion specimens and provided lists of organisms isolated in the specimens.

Over 1000 specimens, representing organisms of all stages of maturity, have now been found in the White Sea area at the bottom of fine-grained sandstone layers.

The clinical significance of Pneumocystis in respiratory specimens and the viability of organisms detected only by PCR are unknown.

Thus, the aim of this study was to provide a proof-of-principle that species discrimination employing intact protein profiling (IPP) by mass spectrometry can also be applied to intact specimens of a multicellular organism such as the fruit fly.

According to this conception, a human child is an immature specimen of the organism type, human, which, by nature, has the potentiality to develop into a mature specimen with the structure, form, and function of a normal or standard adult.

The false negative results were obtained for specimens with a lower concentration of organisms.