Sentence examples for chosen specimens from inspiring English sources

However, work is in progress to correlate the optical and chemical effects of additively coloured crystals in carefully chosen specimens, so that further comparison may be made with irradiated crystals.

To sequence the M. smithii and M. stadtmanae DNA in human feces, real time-PCR products of the 16S rRNA gene were sequenced for 30 randomly chosen specimens using the primers Smit.16S-740F, Stadt_16SF62R, Stand_16Stadt_16SRdTableR (Table 1).

After counting all samples, a re-count was conducted on 4 randomly chosen specimens to determine intra-observer variability.

When used in the epithelial cells prepared from two randomly chosen specimens (ID11 and ID17), the postimmune serum, but not the preimmune serum, reacted with epithelial cells with a speckle pattern.

The chosen specimen geometry is more adequate for the testing of ordinary ceramic refractories which may be heterogeneous with respect to grain size (maximum grain size e.g. 5 mm) and chemical composition.

The evaluated fracture toughness is greatly controlled by the chosen specimen orientation, leading to strong variations in the fracture toughness.

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In addition, we chose specimens from islands in a manner that maximized the number of samples from each of four islands for each focal taxon to evaluate geographic distribution.

To guarantee the presence of a relevant thrombosis and to ensure blood flow over its surface for the delivery of sufficient bioavailability of radiotracer, we chose specimens with a relevant but non-occlusive thrombosis as confirmed by histology (10 80% of the total vessel occlusion).

For immunohistology and FISH we chose specimen of these 13 patients, where only S. aureus and no other bacteria could be grown from the tonsillar tissue.

One of them hit the headlines this week when the Charity Commission published its first "public-benefit" assessment, including five private schools among its chosen charitable specimens.