Sentence examples similar to dispatch specimens from inspiring English sources
One of the few positive thing about drought is that it can be a catalyst for change in the lives of gardeners who are too timid or tender-hearted to dispatch ailing specimens to the compost pile.
Reporting your sightings to the Audubon Society is decidedly less glamorous than dispatching a new specimen to a museum in Paris or London, but it's a kindred enterprise.
Specimens for histology were dispatched in formalin while for PCR in 0.9% normal saline.
Specimens for clinical chemistry were centrifuged and dispatched in a cool box.
Hoping to study possible molecular mechanisms behind the difference, he dispatched his postdoc James Sikes into the field to search for specimens of Procotyla fluviatilis, the only North American species of planarian that can't regenerate its head.
Fixed specimens should be packed in a cardboard box and dispatched at ambient temperature.
Here's the first dispatch.
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