Sentence examples for veterinary specimens from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of veterinary specimens are postmortem, a key difference between routine human and veterinary samples.

Our study demonstrates the utility of rpoB PCR and sequencing for identification of subspecies within the MAC, and other species of mycobacteria, derived from veterinary specimens.

On the assumption that most intestinal spirochetes (obtained from veterinary specimens) are susceptible to amoxicillin, the patient was initially treated with this antibiotic (30mg/kg/day, divided into 3 doses) during 14 days, with subsequent cessation of rectal bleeding but persistent mucous diarrhoea.

At the National Veterinary Services Laboratories the BACTEC MGIT 960 and 4 solid media formulations were compared with the BACTEC 460 TB system on 6,795 veterinary diagnostic specimens submitted for Mycobacterium bovis culture.

The selection was made to reflect the diversity in epidemiologic origin of the collection regarding date of isolation, animal species, specimen, and veterinary clinic (82% from Giessen) (Table A1).

NHS diagnostic laboratories and CPHMs, Staff of AU and NHS Grampian for collecting faecal specimens, farmers, LACORS, veterinary laboratories (SAC and UoG), animal rescue centres and wildlife reserves, postgraduate research students, visiting research students.

After histological examination of the surgical specimens by a veterinary pathologist, only samples of infiltrating carcinoma were selected for RT-PCR analysis.

He has also studied the work of Honor Fragonard (cousin of the rococo painter Jean Honoré Fragonard), whose 18th-century specimens at the national veterinary school in Alfort, France, include a dramatic horse and rider.

In September 1999, several kittens being treated for diarrhea at a veterinary clinic (clinic A) died; stool specimens were not collected.

Secondly it is likely that the Farmfile disease data introduced an unknown degree of selection bias given that the VLA scanning surveillance system relies on the voluntary submission of samples or specimens usually by private veterinary practitioners.

133 Filter paper has been widely used as a specimen substrate in tropical veterinary health in both livestock and wildlife diseases.