Sentence examples for features of specimens from inspiring English sources

Experiments of early age creep of concrete under different stresses, have revealed the nonlinear features of specimens under high stresses.

Still, even with the level of detail preserved, we hesitate to definitively assign any of these fossils to a specific taxon because taphonomic factors can conspire to make particular features of specimens difficult to interpret and even modern jellyfish possess few diagnostic features.

Open image in new window Figure 13 SEM fractograph features of specimen A2 (room temperature).

For a comprehensible comparison, low-level features of specimen images are used to retrieve image.

Fig. 1 The pathological features of specimen resected after the first operation.

Open image in new window Figure 15 SEM fractograph features of specimen B1 (room temperature) with dominant ductile regions.

Open image in new window Figure 16 SEM fractograph features of specimen B1 (low temperature) with voids and dimples characteristic of ductile fracture.

Open image in new window Figure 14 SEM fractograph features of specimen A2 (low temperature) with a few brittle-like regions.

Table 1 Macroscopic features of the specimens Specimen A-P diameter (mm) M-L diameter (mm) Footprint distance from epiphyseal line (mm) Macroscopic damage present 1 35 35 7 No 2 38 39 7 No 3 37 38 7 No 4 38 38 14 No 5 38 38 9 No 6 36 36 5 No Control 37 38 NA No Average 37 37.4     A-P; anterior-posterior.

The high percentage of impaired margins reflects a feature of specimens resulting from electrosurgical excisional procedures, systematically reported by our pathologists, but, as said above, this fact did not interfere with final diagnosis.

To provide insight into the relationship between cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2) expression and histopathologic features of retinoblastoma specimens treated either by primary or secondary enucleation.