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In short, we probably don't right now have a representative specimen of the biggest dinosaur species ever, and even if we do, we won't have found the single largest individual.

Figure 11 shows the R-curves by the different methods for a representative specimen of the DCB tests.

Two assumptions were made when adjusting the rate: (1) the subset tested is a representative specimen of AMES cases, and (2) there was a homogenous rate of infection within a given prefecture, age group, and initial clinical diagnosis stratum.

Example of d anterior (section B in Fig. 1) and e posterior (section C in Fig. 1) tissue sections of the ACL femoral enthesis of a representative specimen.

Figure 4 Natural habitat and representative specimen of an amphibious fish from the tropics: Seychellen-Islands, tidal zone, which is composed of Pre-Cambrian granite (a).

Figure 3 Natural habitat and representative specimen of an amphibious fish from Europe: tidal zone at the French Atlantic coast (Bretagne) (a), and the intertidal shanny, Blennius pholis (b).

One representative specimen of each failure mode pattern obtained was also evaluated in the scanning electron microscope, where each specimen was only dried and sputter coated with gold.

By Harding Mason, Richard Lemon, and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, December 28 , 1957P. 18 Talk story about art acquisitions by the U. N. Back in 1950, when the Secretariat Building opened, the then Secretary-General, Trygve Lie, issued an appeal for representative specimens of "the culture of all member nations," and to date some thirty nations have answered his appeal.

All individuals were sequenced for mt cytochrome b (cytb) gene, and a subsample including 56 representative specimens of P. hispanicus and 16 specimens of P. algirus was also sequenced for mt NADH dehydrogenase subunit 4 (nad4) gene, and two nuclear loci (see Additional File 4 for specimen number and GenBank accession numbers).

A microstructural study (transmission electron microscopy) of representative specimens of each type at low and high strain rates reveals a basically similar microstructure, despite dissimilar values of energy storage.

Because most uveal melanomas are managed today by locally destructive tumor therapies and not by enucleation, an alternative method of procuring sufficient and representative specimens of these tumors for chromosomal and/or transcriptional testing must be employed in most cases.