Sentence examples for giving specimens from inspiring English sources

The extent of the patching of the cuticle is also variable, giving specimens with limited patches a resemblance to other green-capped species of Russula, such as R. aeruginea.

Research subjects give specimens because they expect a cure.

"If they [research subjects] are not given results, it affects the future and the chances that others will give specimens.

These 1,186 households included 6,620 participants who participated in the first gastroenteritis interview, and 4,334 (65%) who also gave specimens.

It was not necessary to correct the staining intensities to account for the percentage of positive cells because of uniform epithelial staining within given specimens.

How come you always come to us and never give us feedback?" "If they [research subjects] are not given results, it affects the future and the chances that others will give specimens.

Many of these concerns remain similar in the context of microbiome research, where individuals may be asked to give specimens to be deposited in research banks for an indefinite period of time and for an undefined or loosely defined purpose.

Density measurements for a given specimen involve the determination of any two of the following quantities: pore volume, bulk volume, or grain volume, along with the weight.

In practice, the name of the end-member that makes up the largest percentage of any given specimen is usually applied e.g., a garnet with the composition Al45Py25Sp15Gr9An6 would be called almandine.

These modes of failure include TGO bondcoat interface, intra-TGO, and TGO TBC interface failure for a given specimen.

For a given specimen of size L, the hysteresis decreases rapidly at either very large or small values of l.