Sentence examples for standardized handling from inspiring English sources

Standardized handling protocols were administered three days before testing to minimize the influence of the experimenter.

To minimize inter-institutional bias in histopathologic reporting, standardized handling of Whipple specimens is essential.

The stressed group was then subjected to a standardized handling stress protocol consisting of netting and chasing the fish for 5 min daily for 5 days [ 32].

In this cross-sectional study, we aim to determine the usefulness of standardizing blood handling for optimal interpretation of PTH in patients with chronic kidney disease.

The effort of the PPP by HUPO to standardize plasma/serum handling techniques and data analysis was a big step in the right direction.

The American Meat Institute has also leapt to Cargill's defense, reassuring U.S. consumers that the turkey supply is safe, especially if standardized safe handling and cooking procedures are followed.

Laboratory day significantly influenced both tGSH and GSSG (p < 0.001), thus measures needed to be standardized (see data handling and statistics).

Recent studies showing that the assessment of R1 status increases substantially to 65%-85%-85%n applying rigorous, fully standardized techniques of handling Whipple specimens [ 6- 8] provide strong evidence that this high incidence of local relapse is due to a tremendous rate of unrecognized, non-curative resections with microscopic involvement of the circumferential resection margin (R1 status).

Care was taken to standardize all handling and sample protocols.

We recommend standardizing specimen collection, handling, storage, and measurement, which is particularly necessary for newly emerging analytes.

For example, to standardize the handling of PRF exudate (PRFexu), in a previous study [18], we developed a compression device and proposed the use of this device to create a PRF membrane with uniform thickness and to minimize loss of PRFexu assuming that PRFexu contains significant amounts of important growth factors for wound healing.