… It would be interesting to repeat the survey now, although we doubt laboratory practice will
have … between laboratories in the methods used to assess and interpret reversibility of airflow …

… The best method and strategy for the diagnosis of asthma remains unclear, especially in
patients with negative bronchodilator reversibility test (BDRT). In our study, we aimed to …

… with reversibility testing, performed and interpreted by sufficiently trained staff [3, 4]. … ) and
measuring lung function including reversibility in smoking patients with respiratory complaints, …

… in pneumology practice. Spirometric reversibility testing classifies the airway obstruction as
… the bronchodilator reversibility test in our sample and the maximum response was at 20 min. …

… , for Australian laboratories to agree to a set of standards and apply them universally for
spirometry and reversibility testing. Fourthly, implementing spirometry testing in primary care and …

… toxicological studies are intended to identify an initial safe starting dose and subsequent
dose escalation scheme to humans, to identify potential target organs of toxicity and reversibility …

… tests’ (see below), saying that “as the PTBT drove testing … the CTBT to drive testing into the
laboratories by those who have … that test sites were important national research laboratories …

… eye tests, nonrinse and rinse procedures. It was more likely that grade 4 opacities cleared by
day 21 in studies conducted after Good Laboratory Practice (… regulations and practices. This …

… Serum creatinine and thyroid function tests were measured prior to, during, and subsequent
… There is a consistent and reversible elevation of serum creatinine values in the hypothyroid …

… responses eg reversible or … laboratories due to the inherent variability of the test and the
large number of subjects that would be required (ie >40). For this reason, most clinical laboratory …