Veritesteissä

Veritesteissä is a Finnish phrase meaning “in the blood tests” and is used in medical and scientific writing to refer to data or observations derived from multiple blood tests. It does not denote a single test or a specific laboratory procedure; rather, it signals that the results being discussed come from laboratory measurements collected as part of a study, diagnostics, or clinical reporting.

The form veritesteissä is the inessive plural of veritesti (blood test). In Finnish, the inessive case indicates location, so veritesteissä translates to “in the blood tests” or “within the blood tests.” The phrase is commonly used to introduce or summarize findings across various biomarkers or test results, such as glucose, lipids, hemoglobin, or inflammatory markers, rather than focusing on one isolated measurement.

Usage and context: In study reports, you may encounter sentences like “Veritesteissä havaittiin kohonneita kolesterolipitoisuuksia,” meaning “In the blood tests, elevated cholesterol levels were observed.” It is frequently used in clinical, biochemical, and epidemiological texts when discussing patterns across a set of tests or when reporting aggregated data by group or time period. In more technical writing, authors may opt to name the specific tests or biomarkers instead of relying on the general phrase veritesteissä.

See also: Blood test, Finnish medical terminology, laboratory medicine. Veritesteissä is a standard linguistic construction rather than a standalone technical term; its exact meaning is determined by the surrounding context and data presented.