Sentence examples for yield of specimens from inspiring English sources

Use of a stylet during EUS-guided FNA (EUS-FNA) is believed to improve the quality and diagnostic yield of specimens.

We explored whether the yield of specimens collected for smear microscopy from different anatomical sites in one visit is comparable to the yield of specimens collected from a single anatomical site over several days.

When added to first line cytology testing, mutational profiling of specimens that were atypical, negative, or indeterminate by cytology increased the detection of aggressive disease and the diagnostic yield of specimens regardless of cellularity.

The diagnostic yield of specimens was also increased by using the combination of cytology and mutational profiling (100%, 30/30 Table  4) versus cytology alone (97%, 29/30 Table  2).

Even if removal of the cellular component of NPA does not interfere with quantification of some respiratory viruses [ 18], a higher cell count might indicate a higher yield of specimen.

After FDM fabrication, effects on the tensile properties (including tensile strength, Young's modulus, toughness, yield strength, and ductility) and flexural properties (including flexural stress, flexural modulus, flexural toughness, and flexural yield strength) of specimens were experimentally investigated.

The obtained stiffness and yield strength of specimens were compatible with cortical bone tissue.

Improved endoscopic identification of affected areas may increase the diagnostic yield of biopsy specimens.

cThe ductility ratio is computed by dividing the ultimate displacement with the average value of the displacement at yield of all specimens.

However, separate analyses of specific viruses demonstrated significantly superior yield of NPA specimens for influenza viruses (p = 0.05 and p = 0.006 for NPA versus nasal swab and throat swab, respectively).

The new THFV device procured a significantly higher yield of FNAB specimen as compared to hypodermic needles.