Sentence examples similar to secure a specimen from inspiring English sources
For patients who have not used antibiotics after 7 days, we shall try to secure a second urine specimen for culture.
After setting mist nets across the forest, he and his team secured a male specimen with a "magnificent all-blue back" and a bright orange face.
On Thursday 6 September 1934, the news that few could have expected was broken: the famed snake expert and first curator of reptiles and mammals at the Bronx Zoo, New York City, had at long last secured a live specimen of the world's largest viper.
Drs. Douglas Silin and Azza Naif securing a core needle biopsy specimen.
You can secure an injunction.
Let's say a teacher assigns a student the sentence "Virtue secures happiness"—a likely specimen in 1847.
After a long campaign to secure the specimen, the first skeleton ended up in the Natural History Museum London and became known as the London specimen.
First, a thin supporting layer (2 3 mm thick) is created to provide a base for the specimen to rest on (Fig. 1A), then the specimen-retaining layer is created to secure the specimen in the desired orientation (Fig. 1B), and a covering layer (2 3 mm thick) is poured to seal the specimen in the block (Fig. 1C).
Large pins were used to secure the specimen and smaller ones to mark areas from which OCT imaging was carried out, apart from tumour sites, where the thickness of the wall and tumour would not allow the pins to reach the cork-board.
'If you are tested and not counseled, you can be shocked' Although there was general confidence about securing the specimen through appropriate labeling, a few were still concerned about potential for getting ' wrong results' in case of mix-up in specimen labeling.
