Sentence examples for more specimens to from inspiring English sources

The scientists are now on the hunt for more specimens to test these theories.

"It points to the fact that there are many more specimens to be found".

But the parasite remains a mysterious creature, and for now, the only thing to do is wait for more specimens to turn up.

Statistical limitation of this study is the small sample size, and future work will be based on more specimens to develop a screening tool for PMI based on the outcome of this multidimensional approach.

Identity changes resulting from the taxonomic reassessment did not modify the total number of taxa in the post-reassessment data set, as three species were split while three other pairs were lumped, but it brought the number of taxa represented by 2 or more specimens to a total of 137.

As for Clade 4, for which only two badly damaged samples are available at the present time, its morphology appears similar to Clade 3 (also its closest relative in Frasassi according to our molecular data) but more specimens need to be collected before definite conclusions can be reached regarding its identity.

Bentham observed that the characteristics Brown used to define B. australis, B. depressa, B. patula, and B. insularis were unable to distinguish separate forms as more specimens came to light, and hence declared them synonyms of B. marginata.

Until such time that the gross expenditure on research increases, the inequalities in research capacity will persist and more specimens will continue to be transported to developed world laboratories.

However, only 16 specimens of R. amplexicaudatus bats were available in this study, and it will be necessary to investigate more specimens of this species to detect the REBOV genome or antigens to conclude the bat is a natural reservoir for REBOV.

However, until more specimens are brought to light, the paleontological perspective on platysternid origins remains highly speculative.

Larger dinosaurs tend to have better fossil records (they are simply easier to find) and more recent animals tend to produce more specimens (they have had less time to be lost to various geological processes) and so although large carnivores are rare, it's perhaps not a big surprise that we have quite a few good rex specimens.