Sentence examples for a valuable specimen from inspiring English sources
Mr. Torrent says his team hoped that Got would exhibit the same fierce traits that made his genetic predecessor, a bull named Vasito, a valuable specimen.
He said that the font was "one of the most interesting as a work of art (not later than the thirteenth century) extent in Anglesey", and although he did not consider that its design or execution matched that of the font at St Ceinwen's Church, Llangeinwen, it was "a highly valuable specimen of medieval taste".
The damage done to the houses is small: between 30 and 40 panes of glass were broken; but the damage inflicted upon the valuable specimen orchids in the houses it is impossible to estimate.
That will allow them to refine their techniques and ensure that they only have to dip into the valuable specimen once.
Given that a limited amount of blood can be obtained for clinical and research purposes, it is important to consider the most efficient uses of this valuable specimen.
Normally, Piatek keeps Black Beauty and his other most valuable specimens at a bank vault.
Owing to the increased availability of diagnostic markers for pathological evaluation of cancer, there has been an increased demand for staining valuable specimens with multiple and combinational markers.
The purchase of the fossil for a reported three-quarters of a million dollars would foster the black market fossil trade which thrives on valuable specimens kept out of the hands of scientists and leads to the destruction of fossil sites.
Valuable specimens from human volunteers must be analyzed and preserved in a way that provides maximum benefit for the overall understanding of TB and the translation of research findings to improve overall care and control of this disease.
Its eyes, one of which turns out to be blind, become valuable specimens for laboratory analysis.
