Sentence examples for certain specimen from inspiring English sources

"The traditional approach to swimming phenomena is to take a certain specimen and accurately characterize it via experiments and/or simulations, and try to generalize from there.

"We found certain specimen, although not many, but all of them belonged to contaminants (microorganisms from the bore-hole kerosene, human bodies or the lab)," he said.

One certain specimen, from the Dinosaur Park Formation is referred to it, but many more are almost certainly referable.

First, certain specimen types, such as CSF (3/16 specimens positive), pleural fluid (2/3 positive), and bone marrow (1/2 positive), may provide higher diagnostic yield in bacterial disease than other types, such as serum and blood.

Finally, the total porosity and pore-size distribution of the microstructure of certain specimens were characterized.

Certain specimens were then subjected to specific cases of fatigue loading and the residual stress field was again measured.

Researchers unable to visit the museum or receive specimens due to their location or the limits placed on loaning of certain specimens (type specimens, for example) may request digital photographs be sent.

They searched the museum's public database to find out where and when certain specimens were collected, then cross-referenced that information with descriptions in the field notes.

In suitable environments, members of this genus may live for hundreds of years, and certain specimens have been identified as among the largest and oldest living organisms.

The general army consensus runs roughly as follows: despite the decorative value of certain specimens, "birds" are physically weak, consistently stupid and ditzy, and prone to skiving off physical training by claiming they have women problems.

In a brilliant contribution to resolving the controversy over the age of the Earth, Arthur Holmes, a student of Strutt, compared the relative (paleontologically determined) stratigraphic ages of certain specimens with their numerical ages as determined in the laboratory.