Sentence examples for use of clinical specimens from inspiring English sources

(iii) No written informed consent for anonymous use of data available or expressed objections against the use of clinical specimens for improving laboratory services.

All gastric cancer patients gave written informed consent for the use of clinical specimens in medical research.

The use of clinical specimens for the construction of tissue microarrays (TMAs) was approved by the ethical committee of the University Hospital of Basel, Switzerland.

The study protocol involving the use of clinical specimens and human data has been approved by the ethics committees of the Bayrische Landesärztekammer (no. 06043) and the University of Munich (no. 437 12).

However, to identify biomarkers that are reproducible and clinically applicable, development of a novel technology, which enables rapid, sensitive, and quantitative analysis using hundreds of clinical specimens, has been eagerly awaited.

The TaqMan® Array Card (TAC, Life Technologies™), can simultaneously test 7 clinical specimens for up to 21 individual pathogens (depending on arrangement of controls and use of duplicate wells) by arrayed singleplex RT-qPCR on a single assay card, using minimal amounts of clinical specimens.

However, regarding the limitation of study on cell lines and the development of human genome sequencing, in this study, we constructed '8p specific microarrays', which contain all of the genes and ESTs on human chromosome 8p, and used a number of clinical specimens to identify the genes relating to the metastasis of HCC.

To determine at which stage CD164 is expressed during the progression of prostate cancer, we used an immunohistochemical analysis of clinical specimens of prostate cancer tumors.

The assay, however, needs to be verified using a large number of clinical specimens from a large number of patients, with reference to the current diagnostic standard, before it is acceptable to introduce this new test to routine care.

Therefore, the authors of this manuscript admit that prior to the application of the assays on a routine diagnostic basis, both would need to be more fully evaluated using a larger number of clinical specimens positive for both ERAV and ERBV.

"Nanoscale imaging of clinical specimens using pathology-optimized expansion microscopy". Nature biotechnology 35 (8): 757-764.