Sentence examples for taking of specimens from inspiring English sources

Government officials, village chiefs, volunteers, and veterinarians are responsible for dissemination of information, patrolling the enforcement of moratorium, taking of specimens for virological surveillance, the repopulation of chicken and minor poultry in backyard farms and reporting of outbreaks in backyards.

Photographs were taken of specimens before dissection when possible.

Monthly counts (based on the date the specimen was taken) of positive specimens for January 2001 December 2006 were extracted for those >65 years of age.

The cases included detailed photographing and video tape-recording of histories and certain practical diagnostic and therapeutic procedures (e.g. "direct microscopy", Doppler sound investigation, taking of skin biopsy specimens, minor skin surgery).

A description was also recorded for each specimen, and photographs were taken of 19 specimens (e.g., Figure 1b).

Photographs were taken of the specimens at constant time intervals during the constant strain rate test.

Nomarski images were taken of small specimens of Ciona, which were sedated and then microdissected and mounted under a coverslip, fixed in situ with 4% PFA and then transferred through a series of glycerol solutions of increasing concentration, up to 100% glycerol.

Standard anteroposterior radiographs of known magnification were taken of all specimens before surgery to determine the correct size of the prosthesis.

The photographs were taken of the specimens by one author (LWM) and were then ana-lysed by the second author (HT) to confirm or refute previous findings.

Two radiographs were taken of each specimen, one buccal-lingual/palatal and one mesial-distal image, to ensure that the specimens had normal pulp chambers, patent root canals and fully formed apices without any sign of resorption.

Interestingly, the photograph taken of the specimen shows a mottled color pattern, unlike the uniform color of G. crinipes elsewhere in the Pacific, a difference warranting a phylogeographic examination of the species.