Sentence examples for own specimens from inspiring English sources

"Ideally, anyone with the technology could do the same with their own specimens," Dr. Corkin said.

Other European anatomy schools, and individual clinicians and anthropologists, sought out their own "specimens".

Distel and his colleagues have a lot to learn about Kuphus, starting with the age of their own specimens.

"We and others are looking at our own specimens and trying to confirm it," he said, adding, "If we validate it, great.

Thus she recorded and published many of her own specimens in Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions and included more than 400 photographs.

Although all 50 states now have C.D.C.-supplied test kits, only 11 are confirming their own specimens and only 8 others are on the verge of doing so.

But Powell-Cotton never realised his dream of shooting his very own specimen.

And because he is his own specimen, he is irritatingly arch: "Ah.

EVER since the center of culinary innovation shifted to Spain with the ascent of El Bulli and other like-minded restaurants, New York has been awaiting its own specimen of contemporary Spanish gastronomy.

"You never imagine yourself naked, smelling of formaldehyde, flat on your back in a marble tub, waiting for them to cut open your ribs with a huge pair of scissors?" Few of us are brave enough to entertain that thought; lacking volunteers, Lobo Antunes serves as his own specimen.

In other words, for all our public exploration of everyone else's bodies, our own personal specimens remain quite private.