Sentence examples for native specimens from inspiring English sources

At Boscombe in Dorset local lizard watchers report that where there are thousands of wall lizards, there are far fewer native specimens than there used to be, but there may be other reasons for this.

Finally, the native specimens were used for comparison mimicking a "pre- vs. postoperative" change of shoulder kinematics.

In total, clonality was inferred for 58.06% of the DNA-samples from the introduced area (54 of 93 introduced specimens or DNA-samples) and 0.00% of the DNA-samples from the native region (0 of 15 native specimens).

Subacromial decompression increased superior compliance by 32%, from 3.1 ± 1.5 mm in the native specimen to 4.1 ± 1.8 mm (P =.03).

who was present in the operating room received and immediately processed the native specimen.

These intrinsic contrast mechanisms allow the investigation of native specimen in vitro without the need for extensive vital staining with fluorescent markers.

The oldest native specimen was collected on the shore of a river in the far east of the study area in 1882, whereas the oldest available introduced specimen was collected in 1916 along the St Lawrence River southeast of Quebec City.

Human osteoblasts in the second passage and gingival epithelial cells (20,000 cells/500  μL each) were transferred to native ceramic specimens (TZP-A, ATZ) and ceramic specimens coated with glass solder matrices S1 and S2, as well as titanium specimens (R z = 20 μm) as a control.

All repaired constructs failed by suture breakage, whereas the native meniscus specimens experienced clamp slippage.

The results indicate a significant reduction in fatigue crack growth rates using laser peening compared to shot peening and native welded specimens.

Similarly, the scaffold modulus in the perpendicular direction (39.4 ± 11.6 MPa) was within the range of native meniscus specimens (~3 to 60 MPa) (Fithian et al. 1990; Tissakht and Ahmed 1995).