Sentence examples for origin of the specimens from inspiring English sources

The subgroups within this clade did not appear to correlate with the origin of the specimens from certain geographical areas (Fig. 1, File S2).

The cytb topology reflected the geographic origin of the specimens, and the five main evolutionary lineages of Fink et al. [33] and Heckel et al. [34] were found: W (France, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, Spain), F (Germany), I (Switzerland, Italy), E (Germany, Austria, Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland, Ukraine, Russia, Finland) and C (France, Germany, Switzerland, Netherlands, Denmark).

The discrepancy with Liu's data could be related to the different ethnical origin of the specimens.

The heavily European (especially German) origin of the specimens in both studies is fortuitous, because Einstein was born in Germany.

Table 1 [see Additional file 1] lists specimen information, geographic origin of the specimens, names of collectors, and GenBank accession numbers.

blinded to the origin of the specimens with special regard to liver architecture, cellular changes, extent of necrosis (% of liver), and level of hemorrhage scored on a four-point scale (0 3; 0 none, 1 mild, 2 moderate, 3 severe).

The results were evaluated independently by two pathologists blinded to the origin of the specimen.

As questions about the origins of the specimens have persisted, the state has gotten involved.

The intense interest in the show can be partly credited to a controversy over the origins of the specimens.

Our results indicate that the pattern of salivary gland gene expression exhibited is more associated with the distinct environmental conditions presented in natural habitats than with the geographic origins of the specimens.

Thin-sliced sections (4  μm) were prepared and stained by hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) staining and Masson's trichrome staining by an experienced pathologist who did not know the origins of the specimens.