Sentence examples for major specimens from inspiring English sources

Most striking and best preserved of the surviving two dozen major specimens of this art are a mask in the British Museum, London, and a shield in the National Museum of the American Indian, New York City.

Genetic variation within these three networks/species is highest among the C. major specimens (Network 2), and lowest among the C. rufifrons (Network 1) specimens (Table 1).

The final group of presentations concerned practical experiences of major specimen banking and human tissue monitoring programs in the United States and Europe.

The asking price for one major dinosaur specimen exceeded $5.5 million—more than most recession-hit museums could afford.

The amplicor HCV RNA detection is based on five major processes; specimen preparation, reverse transcriptase of target RNA to generate complementary DNA, PCR amplification of target DNA using HCV complementary primers, hybridization of the amplified products to oligonucleotide probes specific to the targets and detection of the probe - bound amplified products by colorimetric determination.

Summary of the six major sources of specimens.

As with immunoreactivity, the majority of specimens in each group were positive (9 of 14 control specimens, 9 of 15 schizophrenic specimens, 9 of 14 bipolar specimens and 9 of 14 major depression specimens).

The sensitivity of NAT due to the exponential amplification of nucleic acids makes contamination a major concern from specimen collection to sample detection.

Only < 10% tumor cells were viable in all resected specimens, indicating major pathological response to alectinib.

The only major difference between the specimens is the cooling rate of solution.

During the impact campaign on H-shaped specimens a major problem with the auxiliary bonding of the substrates to the mounting angles occurred in a number of specimens.