Sentence examples for time for specimen from inspiring English sources

The mean operative time was 117 minutes (range, 75 195 minutes), the mean time for specimen introduction into the bag was 12.5 minutes (range, 7 22 minutes), and the mean time for morcellation and bag removal was 24.8 minutes (range, 10 50 minutes).

In addition, this new label-free light scattering process significantly reduces the cost and time for specimen preparation.

Its potential benefits could include a substantial savings in time for specimen collection and specimen processing, with the results available within 20 minutes, and possibly direct savings in terms of the costs of testing and treatment delivery.

The bulk density of specimens cured at 27 °C decreases continuously with time, whereas it doesn't change considerably with time for specimens cured at 80 °C.

The compressive strength was determined over time for specimens that were either cured in laboratory air or dry cured in an oven for 24 or 48 h at three different curing temperatures (40, 80, and 120 °C) after 24 h of casting.

From the performed examinations one can conclude that the metallic particles reveal much greater half-life time for specimens collected from the face and hair as well as from the clothing of the shooter than from the person's hands.

Same-day processing for specimens necessitated early and often inconvenient cut-off times for specimen collection, as well as use of a courier service.

The weekly data are reported in ESSENCE immediately on completion of a full week, whereas the DOD laboratory data have an inherent lag time because of the time required for specimen shipping, laboratory testing, analysis, and reporting.

Since this study, we have identified several reasons for the low yield of culture, including delayed transport times for specimens and inadequate specimen collection; efforts to improve these procedures have since been implemented.

Among the 4143 patients evaluated by IGRA, 225 (5.4%) had specimens rejected by the laboratory because of insufficient blood, clotted blood, or receipt after cut-off time for daily specimen processing.

In this study, total exposure time for each specimen was below 24 h and the standardized preparation and testing protocol ensured a similar thawing-to-testing timing.