Sentence examples for early specimens from inspiring English sources

Anne D. Williams, the curator of the jigsaw puzzle portion, stressed how much educational lore the early specimens contained.

(The glaze on early specimens is less transparent and is denser).

If the arms of the early specimens are longer than those of later ones, it will suggest that the appendages were evolving away, he said.

The find includes several early specimens that may be useful in trying to prove his theory that the dinosaur was more scavenger than hunter.

Also, none of the other early specimens include almost complete skulls, which are considered more revealing of a fossil species' place in the hominid family.

"Before he came along, we knew nothing about the origins of agriculture in the New World," Dr. Flannery said, adding that Dr. MacNeish had also found very early specimens of squash, pumpkins, beans, chilies and avocados.

This is an early specimen of an audience tape.

The book's slow shaping and deliberate revision left a few anachronisms, but its amalgam of bravado and self-mockery, of skankiness and longing, made this early specimen of "creative nonfiction" into an object of fierce reader devotion.

What about visual representations in 3D?" And so he became an early specimen of the computer geek, one of the thousands of bright but shy, socially awkward teenagers who would find in the burgeoning computer revolution a means to express themselves.

The discriminatory power of the Ct values was poorer for the ROC analysis when RT-PCR positive cases with no other pathogen detected and early specimen collection were included in the reference positive group (reference positive group 2).

The optimal cut-off (all ages) was also at Ct value 31 when RT-PCR positive cases with no other pathogen detected and early specimen collection were included in the reference positive group (reference positive group 2) (Table 3).