Sentence examples for storage of specimen from inspiring English sources

In spite of advanced expertise in fibrooptic upper tract endoscopy, issues with ureteroscopic biopsies such as suboptimal tissue volume, poor quality, lack of standardisation of biopsy technique, and type of preservative for storage of specimen remain unresolved.

In order to prevent carbonation, saturated lime water was used at the bottom of the plastic box as absorbent for carbon dioxides during the storage of specimens.

A vast volumetric swelling up to 40%, and thus a huge reduction of the bending strength, was observed during the storage of specimens in PBS.

But even among biobanks that promised specimen contributors an end-date for storage of specimens, the number of years of intended storage far outlasted the period of current funding for each biobank.

Nevertheless, combining both methods (shelf-life simulation and storage of specimens) may be important for predicting the degradation susceptibility of adhesive blends before polymerization, as well as after their application to the tooth substrate.

Successful identification of influenza virus in clinical specimens depends on factors such as specimen quality, time from illness onset to specimen collection, and optimal transportation and storage of specimens prior to testing.

The President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology [3] recommended the creation of an integrated national network of standardized biospecimen repositories as well as continued efforts aimed at developing a standard consent template for the collection and storage of specimens and data for future research use.

However, the investment of extra work for long-term storage of specimen-based character data in a meaningful way is not economic as long as their re-use is not well organized.

The main challenges are storage of specimens and the labor involved in retrieving specimens for further testing [ 1, 5].

This does not include additional costs such as for coordination among centers and long-term storage of specimens.

Additional planning and investment are needed to support the collection and storage of specimens that allow for comprehensive evaluation of key attributes of pathogen and host.