Sentence examples for based on single specimens from inspiring English sources
The ellipse ratio of bone compactness shows relatively high intraspecific variation, and therefore predictions from this ratio based on single specimens are invalid.
While this might be true for studies on a higher taxonomic level (e.g. for the Lissamphibia, [ 48]), intraspecific variation in Talpidae is relatively high, and therefore predictions based on single specimens should be avoided.
The BPA measures in NHANES are based on single spot specimens, so misclassification from this single snapshot of body burden will have resulted in a smaller (diluted) estimate of the strength of association between BPA and the conditions of interest: the true associations are likely to be much stronger.
Localized factors relating to differential limb growth may play a larger role in the distribution and density of osteocyte lacunae than previously thought, and are potentially biasing the interpretations of analyses based on single samplings of isolated specimens.
Future studies will require extensive replication of experiments since error rates for genotypes based on single reactions are significant even in well-preserved, recent specimens.
However, no single test has found widespread clinical acceptance and there is a consensus that diagnosis based on a single specimen lacks sensitivity [ 14, 15].
Sitta przewalskii was first scientifically described in 1891 by Russians Mikhail Mikhailovich Berezovsky and Valentin Bianchi based on a single specimen obtained in the Haidong Prefecture, in Eastern Qinghai.
The three Ecuadorian species Oryzomys bolivaris from Porvenir, Bolívar Province; Oryzomys castaneus from San Javier, Esmeraldas Province; and Oryzomys rivularis from Río Verde, Pichincha Province were each based on a single specimen collected in 1899 or 1900.
In 1899 Penzig described the species Colus javanicus based on a single specimen found on Java, and a year later Fischer amended the name of his original Colus fusiformis to Colus javanicus, as he was not satisfied with the quality of his original description.
Based on a single specimen of each, Remigio and Hebert [12] provided initial evidence for the genetic separation of L. h.
