Sentence examples for many specimen are from inspiring English sources

As indicated by our analysis of BLCA and MCL, two unrelated cancer entities with overall intermediate copy number complexity, the relevant CNA associations in many specimen are obscured due to the large number and/or extension of regional CNA.

This streamlined process makes the present method attractive when evaluations of many specimens are required.

The upper incisors of many specimens are shovel-shaped, and this is seen in some modern humans.

A further argument against Seilacher's hypothesis is that the predatory borings found in many specimens are not concentrated at what would be the top end, as one would expect if the animal was mainly buried.

Early in the DNA barcode initiative the question of how many specimens are needed to create a reliable reference for specimen identification and diversity assessment remained largely unresolved.

Firstly, the sample size of each species is relatively small compared with studies where a few molecular markers but many specimens are used.

The total number of chaetae for each individual is problematic as parts of the shell on many specimens are obscured or damaged, leaving an incomplete margin.

The fossil record of Charadriiformes is amongst the best of the modern bird groups [ 17] in terms of the numbers of taxa, but many specimens are fragmentary and reliable estimates of divergence dates are dependent on a limited number of exceptional specimens [ 73].

Extracting data from so many specimens is a huge task, so they need your help.

It is a rare thing to work with developers who see the value in greenery, and rarer still to see so many specimens being prepared for new homes rather than simply being replaced.

That is why many specimens were scanned at different relative humidity levels using X-ray tomography.