Sentence examples for complex specimens from inspiring English sources

In a narrative as ingenious as it is bizarre, Iles offers unnerving profiles of possible suspects, including four complex specimens in the art department of Tulane and a mysterious connoisseur of the macabre who lives in hiding on Grand Cayman Island.

Whether inhabiting a fetid northern Idaho apartment, like Charlie, or the bleak staff break room of a big-box chain store, like Will, Mr. Hunter's characters are complex specimens from what he calls "a quotidian America that is often hidden behind curtains and doors".

Pathologists' assistants help teach residents the technical aspects of surgical and autopsy pathology, and they enable residents to spend time reviewing case material and grossing complex specimens.

Molecular epidemiological methods using the power of WGS that parallel molecular diagnostics with direct application to complex specimens are needed.

With high read coverage, the false SNP discovery is small, but this is difficult and expensive to achieve in a metagenomic analysis of complex specimens.

Measuring many of these proteins in complex specimens like tissue lysates or plasma will require further increases in sensitivity, using either anti-peptide antibodies [ 23] or enhanced mass spectrometry.

Les Quatre Clochers Chardonnay Limoux Vin de Pays d'Oc 2000 is a wonderfully waxy, incisive, complex specimen, more polished and greater fun to be with than many a £50 Burgundy.

Considering having such a complex "specimen" or "sample" with characteristics as described in the quote above would obviously pose a challenge to predictions.

Then an experimental test set up has been designed to easily study the edge impact and the CAEI without complex specimen.

The model showed its capability to predict with a good agreement the crack growth in the case of complex loading and complex specimen geometries.

Hence the technique of neutron reflection spectroscopy can be used to analyze buried interfaces without complex specimen preparation and can, uniquely, be used to characterise interfaces between liquids and solids.