Sentence examples for personal specimens from inspiring English sources

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

Jackson was less pleased with Bruce's proprietarial attitude to his personal specimens, which he refused to entrust to the British Museum with the expedition's other finds.

The majority of scorings taken from the literature were evaluated through personal observation of specimens and images provided by other researchers (see Acknowledgments), although published illustrations were consulted when necessary.

Vertebral count data were based on personal observation of specimens, as well as taken from the literature [ 38, 71- 73]; polyodontid data was based on illustrations in [ 70].

Missing personal details of specimen at the reference laboratory creates difficulties in specimen tracing".

Consent was granted for using personal information and specimen and radiographic images as case reports.

The risks associated with biobanking are not usually physical; rather, they concern the misuse of information, including clinical and other personal data associated with specimens, as well as results derived from research using the specimens.

With a staff of 24 westerners and eight Asians, the centre is slowly acquiring its endangered specimens through personal contacts around the Gulf.

This world flora, describing 7,569 genera and approximately 97,000 species of seed-bearing plants, was based on a personal examination of the specimens cited, the vast majority of which were deposited at Kew.

Cushing transferred his personal collection of brain tumor specimens from the Peter Brent Brigham Hospital to Yale shortly after his arrival.

IN 1955, a handful of mineral enthusiasts (O.K., call them rock geeks) from the Tucson Gem and Mineral Society got together to show off specimens from their personal collections at a local elementary school.