Sentence examples for organic specimens from inspiring English sources

The glass sculptor's otherworldly creations mix and mingle amid the more organic specimens at the New York Botanical Garden, and more earthy installations dot the gardens at Wave Hill.

In this study we designed, fabricated and characterized a pure uniaxial loading platform capable of testing small synthetic and organic specimens along a horizontal axis.

But given the arrangement of connective tissues (e.g., fasciae) within organic specimens, the lower CT values are usually not a problem for the acquisitions of soft-tissue contrast as a whole.

The model can handle the morphological evolution of the organic specimen under the influence of external convection (fluid-dynamics of the bioreactor).

Modern Marasmiaceae members are saprobic obtaining nutrients by breaking down organic matter and specimens included with Archaeomarasmius indicate a similar habit for the mushroom.

Half a century on, the songs his father passed down to him remain living, organic entities, not specimens to be kept behind glass.

Many species of bacteria, yeast, and fungi have the ability to produce ethanol and other volatile organic compounds in postmortem specimens.

Because of the rather low crystallinity as well as the possible organic residues in the specimens obtained by plasma ashing, the XRD patterns were undistinguishable except two representative peaks pertaining to calcium phosphate apatite).

For the PBMC specimens, the organic phase after RNA isolation, as described above, was dialyzed on Spectra Pro 6 dialysis membranes (Spectrum Laboratories Inc., Rancho Dominguez, CA) in 0.3% SDS buffer at 4°C until the precipitate was completely dissolved, with further incubation in 0.1% SDS solution for an additional 24 hours.

EIS measurements showed the presence of the organic films on the specimen surface.

Therefore, the traditional biomedical diagnostics based on the dyeing of histological specimens with various organic dyes are now shifting to NP-based methods in order to achieve improved stability of the optical image intensity.