Sentence examples for time specimen from inspiring English sources

To compare the feasibility, operative time, specimen retrieval time, and effect on postoperative pain of laparoscopic retrieval of benign adnexal masses between a 10-mm transumbilical and a 10-mm transabdominal port.

The use of a single, rescannable (over long time) specimen allows us to build a spatially consistent model, easily expandable with new scans, benefiting this way of fast developments in diagnostic imaging.

Further delay may possibly have occurred from the time specimen was received at the central specimen processing unit to when the specimen actually got to the virus isolation laboratory.

Blood cytokine and chemokine values have been examined in pathological analyses of surgical invasion, but making multiple simultaneous measurements has been difficult from the standpoint of cost, measurement time, specimen size, etc. Microbead suspension arrays have been developed in recent years, and they have made quantitative determination of multiple substances possible.

This time, specimens were harvested on days 3 and 5 after the second gene transfer (n = 7 for each day after the second transfection) (Fig. 1A).

Time specimens of recanalized mural thrombi were kindly provided by Dr. H·W.

At the time specimens were collected, results of conventional microbiologic assays and diagnostic serologic analysis were negative or unavailable.

All patients gave written informed consent permitting the use of their breast tissue for research at the time specimens were collected.

Each time specimens were divided into two portions of which one was plain and second part mixed with 10% buffered formalin saline in 3 1 ratio.

Methods similar to those used to evaluate culture processes were measured and analyzed: elapsed time, distance traveled, processing steps, and clinical decisions (also from the time specimens were logged into the accessioning area to the time actionable results were generated).

The evaluation panel specimens were drawn from 928 patients, with 60% of patients contributing multiple specimens over time (2 13 specimens, median of 3 specimens per patient).