Sentence examples for analogous specimens from inspiring English sources

Adding 1.0% NaCl or grinding coal fly ash (increasing particles specific surface area in 50%) triplicates strength (regarding analogous specimens deprived of NaCl or grinding).

Quantitative benchmarks of acceptable or safe concentrations in biological specimens (analogous to RfDs, TDIs, or MRLs) needed to interpret these levels exist for very few chemicals of environmental interest.

In center-hole specimens, an analogous threshold is obtained, at a stress, σth≈σmcke, where ke is the elastic stress concentration factor (= 2.5).

When the researchers compared the fossil's DNA with analogous DNA from six other specimens of living brown bears and polar bears, they detected genetic hallmarks of both species.

In patients with familial BRCA1/2 mutation, intraepithelial carcinoma at the tubal fimbriae represents the most common earliest evidence of neoplasm in prophylactic bilateral salpingooophrectomy specimens [42], whereas analogous precursor lesion on ovarian surface has not been consistently demonstrated despite careful examination.

Analogous results were observed in specimens from cattle infected with BLV; deletions involving parts of gag and env and all of pol were frequent (2 ).

Peak strength and apparent Young's modulus decreased from the intact to the jointed specimens, reflecting a tendency analogous to that deriving from the use of classification systems to characterize rock masses.

Expression patterns of cytokeratins 6, 7 and 10, uroplakin and the androgen receptor in xenografted specimens demonstrated characteristic male/female differences analogous to non-grafted specimens.

The energetics of the mechanical behavior of cylindrical ferrogel specimens was found to be analogous to the energetics of chemical phase transformations in materials.

The pathologists were asked for two values: First, the raw value of the strongest immunostaining they could identify within the specimen on the scale 0 3 analogous to the rules described by Rüschoff et al.

Following the principle that an outcome should be counted if either the event of interest or a more serious event has occurred, we compared MRSA isolation from blood cultures with isolation from both blood cultures and other specimens (rather than other specimens alone), analogous to, for example, comparing time to death and time to myocardial infarction or death.