Sentence examples for time swab from inspiring English sources

At the same time, swab samples were collected from the transportation crates after disinfection and from the rubber boots of the workers in the evisceration room.

So she spent most of her time swabbing the white floor, which she soon realized was impractical.

He signed on as a deckhand for the United Fruit Company, "and he told me he spent most of his time swabbing latrines on the company's ships," his son George W. Wheelwright IV recalled.

The problems, described in more than a dozen publicly available F.D.A. reports — some of which cite hundreds of lapses — include shortcomings in screening donors for possible exposure to diseases; failures to spend enough time swabbing arms before inserting needles; failures to test for syphilis; and failures to discard deficient blood.

They soak up the moisture from within, so you don't spend time swabbing.

The first used a Markov model to analyze repeated cross-sectional screening data (so it would not be suitable for the arbitrarily timed swab data used here) (25).

The fourth approach used surveillance data from arbitrarily timed swabs to fit a stochastic transmission model using a likelihood approach, making use of observed stays of individual patients (27).

Therefore, most swabs were collected from children who were not taking antimicrobial drugs at the time of swab collection (94.5%).

The mean difference in HSV DNA copies between swabs correlated tightly with time between swabs in two participants, with virtually no difference in viral quantity between swabs separated by 5-min intervals in all three subjects.

It will take some time to swab the pigs' snouts, fly the samples to a world-class laboratory and sequence it.

Written consent was obtained from patients at the time a swab was taken, indicating that aggregate anonymous data will be used for surveillance purposes and influenza positive results will be notified to the state government Department of Human Services, Victoria.