A mere handful of specimens, some fragmentary, of inlaid white porcelain have survived.
Yet it is a room full of unassuming botanical specimens, mere copies of flowers, that draws the crowds each day.
It is precisely their size that makes collecting difficult and results in mere fragments of specimens in collections.
There were no statistical significant differences between the DP treated and the mere 4-strand treated specimen (neither for load until failure (P = 0.81) nor for CSA (P = 0.13), for stiffness (0.44), for E-Modulus (0.20), and for failure stress (0.72)), indicating no adverse effect of the polymer tube on biomechanical properties of the healing tendon.
Our data showed the accuracy rate of the diagnosis based on biopsy was a mere 44% compared with ER-specimens.
The separate was an acknowledgment that women were not cookie-cutter specimens and thus not mere tokens of exchange between men.
Pathological evaluation of breast specimens has shifted rapidly from a mere diagnostic process, aimed at establishing the biological potential of a breast 'lump', to a far more complex integration of diagnostic, prognostic and predictive parameters.
A 2¼-by-1¼ inch trilobite, prepared by a top 'bite restorer like Jeff Hammer, can fetch up to $30,000 a big jump from two years ago, when even the best specimens of these relatives of arthropods brought a mere $2,500.
This is no mere anatomical refinement, for I place before you a pathological specimen which will testify to the fact that the results of disease may be modified by the normal anatomy of that early period of life.
The mere fact that such markers are the result of measurements in human specimens gives the appearance of being more accurate than traditional sources of information such as questionnaires or environmental monitoring; yet, this may not always be the case.
