Sentence examples for for large specimens from inspiring English sources

It's because of the demand for large specimens for landscaping projects that cycads are considered the most endangered living things on earth.

Digital image correlation was used in two of these studies, in order to validate its ability for large specimens monitoring and future structural health monitoring applications.

Even now, for large specimens, it is feasible to align and stitch together multiple frames to generate panoramas, which can increase the number of pixels in a 2D projection from 2K × 2K to 20K × 20K, increasing dataset size by 100 times.

The depth of imaging (less than 0.3 mm) of the confocal microscope is a limitation for large specimens in that it allows for examination near the surface only.

Here we investigate staining protocols for large specimens (~4 cm in diameter; volume ~125 mL) using a modified iodine-based buffered formalin as the staining solution.

For large specimens, whole mesenteries were dissected out (with forceps) prior to extraction, whereas for smaller specimens an entire system (including skeleton) was extracted and immersed in the lysis buffer.

"In the late '90s, during the dot-com boom, there was such a demand for large specimen plants — $25,000 mature maples and the like — that growers were caught short, and fairly astonished at how things were suddenly snapped up," Mr. Pierce said.

The measured ϕ'cs for different sample sizes indicate lower ka for larger specimens.

For larger specimens (D = 215 mm), differences of load CMOD graphs were negligible no matter what cohesive softening curves are used.

As a result, effective staining regimes and protocols for larger specimens have not been defined.

An improved understanding of both is essential for describing the staining mechanism and developing effective protocols, especially for larger specimens with longer staining periods.