They are a sine qua non for genuine adherence to the tradition, and the degree to which they are actual in the life of any adherent is an index of the depth with which that adherent represents his or her tradition and is a successful human specimen by its lights.
FISH was not successful in three specimens: one CNB and two surgically resected specimens.
Amplification and sequencing of the D3 fragment was successful for 421 specimens (99.1%).
Virus isolation was successful only in specimens collected within 5 days of rash onset (Table).
MLST was successful in CSF specimens from 4 of the 5 patients.
Attempts to retrospectively confirm the presence of the novel subtype H1N1 virus in this particular worker were not successful, as no specimens were obtained from the worker's primary care physician at the time or immediately following clinical illness.
The author proposes detection of Borrelia is more likely to be successful when the specimen is taken from the central bite site than when taken from the leading edge in early lesions.
Transplanting is much more successful if the specimen is dormant.
In addition, the breast cancer risk factors for women from whom we were successful in obtaining pathology specimens were very similar to those for the women for whom we were unable to obtain specimens, suggesting that these women were missing at random.
