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In seven cases (comprising respectively 3.8%and2.7%7% of all RIF and INH phenotypically resistant isolates) "wild" type hybridization patterns in relevant genes were registered in DNA samples extracted from sputum specimens which then produced resistant M. tuberculosis cultures probably indicating the presence of less common mutations not detected by the current version of the MTBDRPlus assay.

In many of the controlled commercial tests, however, the fluid is presented at a point in the middle of a circular specimen, which then spreads radially outward.

In particular, after the critical volume fraction of the ductile constituent is attained, surface edge crazes are inhibited from tunneling across the width of the specimen which then leads to reduced crazing/cracking and increased shear yielding.

The entomologist uses a butterfly net to catch specimens, which he then takes back to the laboratory to test for signs of the disease.

MgCl2 was deposited onto four-point bend specimens, which were then placed in a chamber with a relative humidity of 45% and temperature of 60 °C.

This study used magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to assess rabbit retinal architecture in fresh specimens, which was then reassessed following Bouin's fluid fixation.

Fine-cut micro-computed tomography (CT) scans were performed on all intact specimens, which were then fractured, and again after fracture reduction.

Experiments were performed using ballistic impact to damage Ti6Al4V 'blade-like' specimens which are then tested in fatigue using a novel combined cycle test.

Alternatively, the Japanese net can be used to catch a few bat specimens, which are then used to kill the colony.

Fine equiaxed grain structures were observed in as-built specimens following solidification, which then evolved toward a highly heterogeneous bimodal grain structure after annealing.

Thus, for unknown reasons, an increase in pleural specimens cultured was seen in 2009, which then appears to have decreased to numbers similar to the 2007 and 2008 years.