Sentence examples for lab specimens from inspiring English sources

In December, Briany's doctors took lab specimens for a Shigella screening.

To the scientists, H. Lee Sweeney, chairman of Penn's department of physiology, and Elisabeth Barton, an assistant professor, the bizarre musculature of their lab specimens is exciting.

Lab specimens from patients have shown that the dominant flu bug so far is a strain of H3N2 that is different from the H3N2 version in the vaccine.

And recall: rats are traditional lab specimens because most anything that can be done to a rat can be done to a human.

They feature high-level air filters to keep germs from spreading beyond the isolated room, a "dunk tank" for handling lab specimens and a large sterilizer called an autoclave to accommodate medical waste before it's transported.

Tells about a case of the disease that was found in a shipment of monkeys captured in the wild and brought to Reston, Virginia, to be used as lab specimens.

Ms. Prol carried on, dissecting Italy into its wine classifications as if it were a fine lab specimen.

"When I make a puppet, I hang myself on straps like a lab specimen to make sure the motions are right, as written," one quotation said.

In Washington, the Smithsonian Institution will make the water tower (shipped down and cut open like a lab specimen) a feature of its enormous Folklife Festival dedicated to New York, on the Mall in late June.

Instead of showing her pain in a naked way, and trying to earn viewers' sympathy for the "real" Kirstie Alley, she shows us the funny side of desperation and of being written about as though she were a mutant lab specimen.

Conley, a sociologist and acting dean for social sciences at New York University, spends much of his time thinking about the significance of this sort of thing, often serving as his own lab specimen.