Sentence examples for small numbers of specimens from inspiring English sources
Because of limited sampling, all but the most common species are known from small numbers of specimens, and the available specimens and distributional records are inadequate to determine taxonomic and distributional boundaries, especially for similar-looking species (or subspecies) that inhabit the same areas, so are frequently misidentified.
Pan traps, Malaise traps, and Sticky traps (deployed in trees) yielded small numbers of specimens.
CDS offers the advantage for those laboratories that process small numbers of specimens.
CDS offers the advantage for those laboratories that process small numbers of specimens, and these laboratories could determine the susceptibilities of gonococcal isolates reasonably accurately.
Prior work on small numbers of specimens has provided detailed descriptions of arterial branching geometry in numerous adult organs, including the lung (61), kidney (44, 55), and liver vasculatures (34).
The prospective LS series revealed increased methylation in adenomas and carcinomas vs. normal colonic mucosa for the CIMP markers IGF2, NEUROG1, and CRABP1 (p values mostly non-significant due to small numbers of specimens; Additional file 3: Figure S1A).
And the small number of specimens collected makes it hard to determine the sex of the creature and whether it is young or mature.
The original interpretation was based on a small number of specimens from South Australia that looked like four-parted box jellyfishes lying on their sides.
With the proposed procedure, it is possible to classify soils as either 'clearly safe' or 'likely to result in significant damage if liquefied' by testing a small number of specimens.
In addition, the bimodal behavior in the fatigue response is not readily apparent when only a very small number of specimens are tested at each loading condition, as is normal practice.
But despite a doctor's best intentions, the small number of specimens makes it easy to miss diseased lesions.
