The phrase "after specimen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to something that occurs or is relevant following the mention or examination of a specimen.
Example: "The results were analyzed after specimen collection to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "following the specimen" or "subsequent to the specimen".
Darwin then literally rolled around his study to scrutinize specimen after specimen.
Prismatic specimens (25 × 60 × 300 mm) have been prepared and subjected to 4-point loading test 28 days after specimen preparation.
After specimen preparation, the specimen was gently excavated and these small containers were extracted.
Consequently, the microbial samples tested in this work were measured by AFM within 2 h after specimen preparation.
All the E. coli genotypes were cultivated individually and at different times, and the AFM measurements were conducted immediately after specimen preparation.
One approach for designing ECC with ultra-tight crack width is to control the fiber/matrix interface bond. Figure 11 (Yang et al. 2007) shows reduction of the residual (after specimen unloading) crack width by increasing the FA/C ratio.
The red-blushed Calypso variety is a stringless favourite and newer R2E2 – a giant, sought-after specimen perfect for keeping in fruit bowls due to its slow ripening nature.
After specimens were cooled to room temperature with the furnace, a second pressing was performed at 300 MPa.
After, specimens were stored in 3 ml of absolute ethanol solution at 37°C for 24 h and post-conditioning hardness (KHN2) was determined.
RT-PCR was performed 25 26 weeks after the specimens were collected from the donor; virus culture and IHC staining were performed 50 weeks after specimens were collected.
After specimens were incubated for 4 7 days, 3 CPEs were observed on C6/36 and BHK-21 cells.
