Sentence examples for existing specimen from inspiring English sources

We compiled 7154 unique records of existing specimen localities to create distribution models for all 115 birds, 55 mammals, 177 amphibians, and 435 plants included in our endemic species analysis (Table 1; see Additional File 1).

Our data indicate that it should be possible to use this technique on existing specimen collections, although further analyses are needed to determine the maximum storage time compatible with accurate results.

Our analysis does not capture attempts to order reference laboratory testing that could not be completed due to lack of suitable existing specimen.> -wrap-foot> anyvers any test ordered that is not on list of laboratory tests built in electronic medical record Table  5 summarizes the workload of add-on testing over the period of retrospective study.

The species is obviously very important for understanding stomatopod evolution based on its resolved phylogenetic position, but the single existing specimen is only imperfectly known [ 8].

Most existing specimens are large vases, barrel-shaped garden seats, and the like.

But comparisons with existing specimens are essential to make sure that any apparently new species really is new.

Existing specimens of mathematics represent all the major eras the Sumerian kingdoms of the 3rd millennium bc, the Akkadian and Babylonian regimes (2nd millennium), and the empires of the Assyrians (early 1st millennium), Persians (6th through 4th centuries bc), and Greeks (3rd century bc to 1st century ad).

On the other hand, the existing specimens are exposed to wear and tear.

Then, the optimal biopsy locations are determined in a feature selection formulation, so that biopsy outcomes (either cancer presence or absence) at those locations could be used to differentiate, at the best rate, between the existing specimens having different (high vs. low) CV/GS values.

Though both existing specimens are blue, some early accounts from Rodrigues have caused confusion over the colouration of the plumage.

"There's another whole year's worth of scientific study to be done to compare it to existing specimens before we can determine whether or not it is actually something new to science".