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Higher incidences of mycobacterial infections (27 [16.6%] of 163 lymph node biopsy specimens) were reported by Roberts and Linsey (25 ).
As tagged sharks were at liberty in the wild, recaptured specimens were reported by a number of sources, including recreational anglers, commercial fishermen and SCDNR.
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Histopathology of the resected specimens was reported by a specialist gastrointestinal pathologist (GIM) according to the Royal College of Pathologists, London, data set.
Six specimens were reported as 'mutation detected' by the cobas KRAS test and 'mutation not detected' by Sanger.
Two specimens were reported as MDR-TB by the University laboratory but non MDR (rifampicin monoresistant) by the FIND-NTRL laboratory.
The other slides made from these 3 specimens were reported as strongly positive by both microscopists.
All fecal specimens were reported as negative for enterovirus by cell culture and RT-PCR.
Specimens were reported as a nonspecific inflammatory reaction by the pathology department.
In 1970, two of the five Albertosaurus sarcophagus specimens with humeri were reported by Dale Russel as having pathological damage to them.
The absolute number of positive specimens is reported weekly by the states and includes specimens from sentinel providers as well as other sources.
The adhesion of the specimens is reported and accompanied by a microstructural study of the BC and the thermally grown oxides (TGO), as well as a discussion on the influence of BC/TC interfacial damage on adhesion properties of TBC.
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