Sentence examples for most specimens as from inspiring English sources

The constrained intraspecific divergences here may reflect several factors, such as the high quality of the prior species-level taxonomic work in the Muscidae, our having conducted genitalic examination of most specimens, as well as the northern geographic focus of our work.

Most specimens at the market feel like Major League baseballs.

Most of the specimens, as well as the average of P. ginsburgi, were classified as seasonal mixed feeders (Table 3).

Most specimens were identified as close to their taxonomic level as possible using available taxonomic keys (Light and Carlton 2007) and their abundance noted.

By analysing alleged differences between named genera and species, Lucas and Sobus found that these most likely represented variation within populations, and that most features were indistinguishable between specimens, as had been pointed out in the 1930s.

Also, the strain profiles varied from control series in terms of effective bond length as most specimens showed effective bond length of more than 100 mm.

The fact that it was preserved in sandstone and not shale means that it was not crushed as most specimens are, allowing its three-dimensional skull to be CT-scanned, which revealed many features inside its braincase.

As most specimens were collected from the wild, the parental genotypes were unknown.

Most specimens undergo what is known as a five-panel test, during which they are screened for amphetamines, cocaine, marijuana, PCP and opioids.

As in most specimens only the distal parts of the limbs are preserved, counting starts with the dactylus = 1, propodus = 2, carpus = 3, etc.

Most specimens feature 23 25 rows of scales, rarely this may be as few as 21.