The phrase "and the three specimens" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific set of three items or examples in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of temperature on plant growth, and the three specimens were carefully monitored over a six-month period."
Alternatives: "and the three samples" or "as well as the three examples".
In 1959, mycologist J.T. Palmer reported comparing the original specimen collected by Persoon with fresh samples of what were then thought to be the distinct species G. plicatum and G. tenuipes (named by English naturalist Miles Joseph Berkeley in 1838 and 1848, respectively) and concluded the three specimens were synonymous; the original Persoon specimen was then designated as the neotype.
Because the HRV primers used in the RVP Fast assay were able to amplify both HRV and enterovirus, the three specimens positive for HRV detected only by the RVP Fast assay could actually be enteroviruses.
We used conditional logistic regression models with strata defined by 5-year age group and the three specimen collection centers to estimate the odds ratios (ORs), 95% confidence intervals (CIs), and P values associated with each SNP by using log-additive models.
Necrotizing vasculitis/glomerulonephritis was detected in five sections (two of the seven specimens of the lung, one of the six specimens of the nasal mucosa, and two of the three specimens of the kidney) in only five cases in the PR3-ANCA group.
Galagoides demidoff was also inferred to be paraphyletic in the analyses, and the divergence among the three specimens in the western clade (two Galagoides demidoff and one thomasi) was dated as Late Miocene, approximately 9 Ma 9.33 Ma 9595% HPD = 7.67-11.09).
Pseudoeotragus seegrabensis was likely a generalist and the two specimens assigned to the second bovid, Eotragus clavatus, were browsers.
These include the two specimens from French Guyana and Mexico with long spikelets and long sterile lemmas, and the two specimens with strong culms and spikelets longer than usual, observed in Salvador (Bahia State, Brazil) in 1835.
We re-examined all COI chromatograms and re-amplified and sequenced the six specimens with identical results.
After that time, the child stopped shedding type 1 virus and three of the four specimens collected between days 82 and 142 were positive for vaccine-related poliovirus type 2. The subsequent six specimens were negative.
Whereas 2% ALX and 0.2% CTR respectively showed eradication in 10 and 9 of the twelve specimens, 0.2% CHX did not produce eradication in any case.
