Sentence examples for changes to specimen from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the long-term storage of (type) specimens in desiccating preservatives such as ethanol results in changes to specimen colour and tissue shrinking, which makes morphological comparison difficult.

Pathologists also reported changes to specimen preparation and analysis – I'm slicing everything up in two millimeter sections throughout the entire specimen (P573) and pathology reporting practices – I put a comment down [in pathology report] that after careful assessment I can only find this many nodes (P560) to ensure that surgeons were aware of the thoroughness of their assessment.

In addition to specimen mass change, the extent of internal oxidation and the depletion of β phase in the substrate were evaluated.

The results of the experimental study showed that the changes to the specimens' natural frequency varied non-linearly with the cycle ratio or damage fraction, and that relatively large changes in the natural frequency could be measured near the end of the fatigue life.

To detect possible destructive changes to the specimens during the loading, an additional anterior-posterior stress was applied after the last individual test in the 9° position.

When an ancillary study is initiated before a primary study is complete, it may be desirable for changes to the primary study (including specimen information, such as location and available vials) to flow automatically into equivalent datasets in the ancillary study.

The low impact energy of the electrons is critical for avoiding beam damage, as high energy electrons with keV kinetic energies used in SEMs and TEMs cause irreversible change to many specimens, in particular biological materials.

Based on the recent history of Phaseolus taxonomy, we made the following changes to the determination of specimens used in the data: Any variant within P. polymorphus Wats.

In overactive detrusor specimens, changes to the network of N-cadherin+ cells were found at intrafascicular level, perifascicular level, and at the border of smooth muscle bundles.

The structural and thermal conductivity alterations are a result of changes to flux shadowing associated with specimen rotation in a gas jet-entrained vapor plume.

Pure ethanol was then changed to propylene oxide, and specimen were gradually infiltrated with increasing concentrations (30%, 50 %, 70 % and 100 of Agar 100 epoxy resin (Agar Scientific Ltd., Stansted, England) mixed with propylene oxide for a minimum of 3 h per step.