Sentence examples for samples of museum from inspiring English sources
Dr Sylke Frahnert, Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin, and Mark Adams, The Natural History Museum, Tring, provided DNA samples of museum specimens; Juan Carlos Gonzales supplied DNA isolates of three further specimens from The Natural History Museum, Tring.
Samples of museum objects were analysed as above one and four times depending on sample size.
As tissue samples of museum specimens conserved in ethanol or formalin cannot be used for the chemical screening, fresh additional samples are needed to ascertain the presence of such compounds in the remaining genera.
DNA extraction from toe-pad samples of museum specimens were performed using the DNeasy Tissue Kit (Qiagen), according to the manufacturer's instructions, adding 5 μl Carrier-RNA (1 μg/μl).
The second describes the use of Excel in a stated choice experiment that was sent to an international sample of museum managers.
A similar before and after design using the MATE would allow for an assessment of changes in general evolutionary attitudes in a larger sample of museum visitors.
Unlike biology textbooks (Catley and Novick 2008), "Tree of Life" depictions diagrams with a central trunk and a distinct "progressive" branching sequence from "lower" organisms on the bottom to "higher" ones at the top (a.k.a "Great Chain of Being" or scala naturae)—were not found in this sample of museum trees.
In turn, this method is expected to reduce the bias inherent in our sample of museum locality data [41].
We employed a portable reflectance spectrophotometer [14] to measure eggshell spectra over the avian visible range (i.e. 300 700 nm), and used this to produce a range of quantitative measures of background eggshell colour for a large sample of museum specimens from across avian phylogenetic lineages.
These observations are in accordance with morphological differences between Brown-cheeked Rails and Water Rails observed in comprehensive sampling of museum skins.
The presumed sampling sites of museum samples are marked with triangles on the map in Fig. 1.
