The majority of effusion specimens were within 1 month of the date of clinical diagnosis (mean ± SD; 1.1 ± 7.7 months).
Eight pelvic specimens were selected because their anteroposterior diameters were 10.5 cm ~ 11.6 cm and the transverse diameters were 12.6 cm ~ 13.8 cm which showed these eight specimens were within a 5% of variation in pelvic bone size.
Occipital breadth to height comparisons confirmed the shorter occipital crest of the Arambourg and Ileret skulls, but the Olduvai Bed II specimen was within the modern range.
Repeated measurements (10 times) performed on one specimen were within 1.0 mm.
This woman had subclinical hypothyroidism at baseline, but concentrations of thyroid stimulating hormone and free thyroxine in her predelivery specimen were within clinical reference ranges.
The temperature of the specimens was controlled within the range of (450 650 °CC by changing the duty factor of the bias pulse and the average ion current density.
Centrifugation of specimens was performed within a Class II biosafety cabinet.
This suggests that the microdamage within the specimens was inhomogeneous.
Repeat hair Hg analyses confirmed the high hair Hg values, and laboratory QC specimens for the batches in which the specimens were analyzed were within specification.
Most surgical specimens are available within 2 h of excision and many within 1 h post-excision.
