Sentence examples for time of specimen from inspiring English sources

The increase in holding time of specimen at sintering temperature from 0 to 1 min also resulted in increase in shrinkage of specimens.

Results:In the 107 healthy mother and infant pairs (median age at the time of specimen collection, 40 days; range, 1-331 days), 52 (43.0%) of the infants were male.

The cross-sectional analysis is dependent on the number of seroconverters who are within the recency period (in this instance, 152 days) at the time of specimen collection.

The BED estimate is determined by the number of seroconverters who are within the recency period at the time of specimen collection.

The subjects were evaluated at the time of specimen collection and associated with one of three cohorts: apparently healthy and afebrile individuals; those diagnosed with febrile respiratory illness (FRI); and those diagnosed with pneumonia (confirmed by chest x-ray).

The gene expression differences represent transcriptional differences at the time of specimen collection, while the differentially expressed peptides/proteins represent readily available stored protein of high abundance rather than active differences in transcription.

†At time of specimen collection.

Diarrhea or vomiting at time of specimen collection was not reported.

Axillary lymph nodes were evaluated immediately by a surgical pathologist at the time of specimen acquisition.

In addition, the relationship between the crack volume fraction and the erosion time of specimens in different sulfate solutions is established, respectively, which all conforms to a quadratic function relationship.

These factors, coupled with time error of specimen collection, and different specimen storage time, resulted in the large standard deviation of the research data being too large.