Sentence examples for research specimen from inspiring English sources

I knew they were thinking, She is young, she is otherwise healthy, she has an identical twin, and she could be a fascinating research specimen.

For Loechner and McLauglin (now married) romance began not over a shared dessert at dinner, but over a shared research specimen, a slug.

Successful biopsy was defined as one in which a research specimen was collected and banked.

Before mRNA extraction, a section of each tissue sample was also sent for hematoxylin and eosin staining and reviewed to confirm the pathology in the research specimen.

It is said that Edward F. Ricketts, the proprietor of a nearby biological supply house who befriended many a student at the marine station, was the model for the novel's Doc, who sold research specimens to schools and researchers.

Because there has been a teeny little leak of research specimens into the atmosphere, Jack is summoned to the fab complex to troubleshoot.

When I first visited the university in 1985, the only research specimens of amphibians and reptiles in the collection were just a few from France, but now the research collection has grown to more than 50,000 Malagasy specimens, and serves as a valuable reference for both teaching and research.

In this research specimens lifetime was calculated by use of fatigue damage fraction and quasi-static damage fraction summation rule.

It turns out that as part of his thesis research, he had to build and maintain a relatively large collection of research specimens that he, his adviser, and the three other grad students in the group had all used.

In this research, specimens of fiber reinforced elastomeric seismic isolators have been designed, manufactured and their dynamic and mechanical characteristics have then been studied by performing vertical and horizontal (compression shear) tests.

Nucleic acid amplification tests, specifically polymerase chain reaction, have emerged as a powerful tool for detection of the mycobacterial genome in clinical and research specimens and indicate high specificity and variable sensitivity, depending on the clinical setting and tested specimens [3, 6].