Sentence examples for one such specimen from inspiring English sources

In one such specimen it was present along with synovial hypertrophy, a lymphoplasmacytic inflammatory cell infiltrate, small lymphoid aggregates and haemosiderin deposition which suggested the appearance of resolving chronic synovitis.

One such specimen, IGM 100/980, was nicknamed "Ichabodcraniosaurus" by Norell's team because the fairly complete specimen was found without its skull (an allusion to the Washington Irving character Ichabod Crane).

The Lehman et al. (1991) sample contained only one such specimen.

Obama, when he emerged on the national stage nearly a decade ago, was one such specimen.

(One such skinny specimen, played with likable relish by Missi Pyle, turns out to be the villain. She takes on Charlene in a wild fistfight.) Like the film "Housesitter," which also starred Mr. Martin, "Bringing Down the House" doesn't have the nerve to follow through on what seems like its romantic-comedy setup.

The second less common type of capillary had a well-defined pericytic layer; only one such capillary was identified in the specimen (Fig. 4c).

The year Cuvier published his "Recherches," one such fossilist, a young woman named Mary Anning, discovered a particularly outlandish specimen.

The famous Archaeopteryx – the first specimen of which resides in the Natural History Museum in London – for example, is one such transitional fossil between the reptiles and birds.

The single lap joint is the most used test in order to analyse the behaviour of an adhesive in an assembly as on one hand, the manufacturing of such specimens is quite easy, and on the other hand they require only a classic tensile testing machine.

In one such effort, aimed at identifying a strain of yellow-headed Amazon parrots, the DNA ended up being tracked down in a stuffed museum specimen.

Natural history specimens provide evocative connections between science and our daily lives; such specimens represent real organisms that at one time also called a given locale "home" and that students may have observed in nature.