Sentence examples for most recent specimen from inspiring English sources

The most recent specimen is Amherstia nobilis, collected in 1988.

The most recent specimen was collected in 1938, leading scientists to fear the worst.

In brief, a tissue microarray was constructed from the most recent biopsy specimen obtained prior to trial enrollment.

According to our hypotheses, the most recent three specimens (3 70 a PMI) revealed a much higher bone density (Fig. 2).

At first glance — and few are likely to dare a second — it belongs in the high-concept shock-horror tradition whose most recent and notorious specimen is probably "The Human Centipede".

Of eight dated specimens, the most recent remains of P. jullyi came from Ampasambazimba in the Central Highlands and dated between 620 to 680 CE.

The dates of the last OPV exposure were defined as the date of the second round of the national immunisation days (NIDs) for those who did not receive routine OPV doses after study enrollment, or as the most recent immunization date prior to each specimen collection for children who received routine OPV after study enrollment.

Basal glycaemia, glycosylated haemoglobin (HbA1c), haemoglobin, total cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, HDL cholesterol, non-HDL cholesterol, triglycerides, serum creatinine after overnight fasting for at least 12 hr, and the UACR in a urine sample collected in the first morning urine specimen, using the most recent value of the last 12 months.

Since several of the dinosaur specimens from the most recent field seasons (2008 2010) remain unprepared, the data presented here for the upper two-thirds of the formation will be updated as Hell Creek Project specimens are prepared and available from the corresponding author and on www.museumoftherockies.org.org

Additionally, broad range16S PCR was performed on blood specimens from the four most recent cases using previously published primers[7].

The most recent jar exhumation, April 2000, found only a few specimens surviving to germinate, notably Verbascum blattaria (moth mullein), after 120 years.