Sentence examples for specimens that directly from inspiring English sources

The absence of specimens that directly measure lung inflammation in the cohort limits our ability to link the inflammatory responses in the systemic and respiratory compartments.

For specimens that were measured directly, length and width were obtained from occlusal-view photographs in ImageJ v1.45s [ 44].

These samples are peripheral types of specimens that may not necessarily directly affect, or be directly affected by, many of the preexisting comorbidities that involve nonrespiratory systems, unless their management involves, for example, some sort of immunosuppressive therapy.

Samples were chosen based on two categories; 1) a high volume of trabecular bone in the sample, and 2) specimens that had not been directly treated with polyvinal acetate ("vinac"), a common field preservant.

We hypothesized that the diluted nature of the swab specimens that we regularly analyze, along with the typical lack of any gross contamination of the viral transport buffers would allow specimens to be analyzed directly by PCR.

The miRNA expression patterns in clinical specimens directly shows that most candidate Suppressive miRNAs, except for miR-31, are expressed at significantly lower levels than the candidate Oncogenic miR-17 (Figure 3).

Here we build upon this work by using DNA obtained from museum specimens to directly compare the genetic diversity observed today with that existing approximately 100 years ago.

Rock specimens were directly set and fixed with this cement mixture in the steel boxes.

Such studies require the use of specimens acquired directly from patients.

Sample preparation involved a simple dilution step and the diluted specimens were directly added to the device and amplified by isothermal helicase-dependent amplification (HDA).

The load-carrying capacity, deformation capacity, and failure mode of the specimens were directly compared with those of a column with conventional ties.