Sentence examples for distinguished specimen from inspiring English sources

A new book, "Howard Cosell: The Man, the Myth, and the Transformation of American Sports" (Norton; $29.95), by Mark Ribowsky, is a far less distinguished specimen of the biographical art — full of familiar tales and florid prose — though its appearance at least succeeds in reminding us of Cosell's singularity in the toy department.

No specific histological features distinguished specimens derived from patients developing classic multiple sclerosis from those who had an isolated demyelinating syndrome.

Additionally, all Mastomys from Nigeria were sequenced for cytochrome b to exactly distinguish specimens of M. natalensis from M. erythroleucus.

"Is it more useful to distinguish specimens as Brontosaurus and Apatosaurus than it is to distinguish A. excelsus from other species of Apatosaurus?

DNA Barcoding solves this problem, because it is able to distinguish species and identify specimens (also incomplete, damaged or immature ones) using a very short gene sequence, that can be easily obtained from tiny amounts of tissue.

1 5 It was noted by many authors that respiratory secretion samples for pneumococcal identification might be unreliable owing to the technical difficulties in obtaining good-quality sputum and in distinguishing causative specimens from colonisation.

In cases where the FAD and LAD cannot be distinguished, and multiple specimens are known, the LAD is arbitrarily placed 200 Ka after the FAD.

To verify that the two were being accurately distinguished, one of the scanned specimens (Specimen 44) was embedded in resin, cross-sectioned and polished for reflected light microscopy to cross-reference the presence/absence of minerals with the CT scan reconstruction.

The reason for using the inner structure of cement specimens for reference is that the matrix and gravels can be easily distinguished in the artificial specimens.

Specimens are distinguished by fluorescence.

The main purpose of this research is to analyze the effect of the orientation of metamorphic foliation distinguished within the rock specimens on their strength anisotropy.