Sentence examples for specimen and particularly from inspiring English sources

Currently very limited literature exists with regard to systematic characterization of pitted surfaces or the efficient use of numerical methods to assess its effect, i.e. fatigue life reduction caused by the state of a corroded specimen and particularly through the study of stress concentrations considering the geometrical anomalies introduced to a surface.

As the current knowledge of C. ulcerans is biased due to the predominant recovery of toxigenic strains from respiratory diphtheria-like illnesses in humans, future work should include strains from extrapharyngeal specimens and particularly from various animal sources.

The increase of HSV detection rates by PCR varied with the origin of specimen and was particularly significant for skin specimens (7/14 versus 3/14 detected by culture) and bronchoalveolar lavages (8/8 versus 1/8).

A putative laboratory contaminant would not only have affected the samples coming from the Mexican Altiplano but also individuals from other sites and particularly museum specimens, which contain very small amounts of DNA, given the fact that samples were randomized on the 96-well plates, both during DNA extraction and PCR reactions.

Intriguingly, a major constraint on the use of historical, and particularly ancient, insect specimens in aDNA research is the destructive nature of the sampling procedure [15].

This paper examines specifically the relationship between radiological and pathological size measurements, their relationship to DCIS grade, specimen-handling techniques (particularly specimen slice radiography) and whether BCS was successful as a primary procedure.

In vivo The atlas is created from in vivo advanced, multispectral MR, and high-resolution CT imaging to avoid post-mortem artifacts and spatial distortions resulting from specimen processing, particularly, histological sectioning.

"This specimen is particularly important because it helps confirm that the evolution of dinosaur wings, and therefore the wings of birds, was not necessarily tightly coupled to the evolution of flight," says Michael Habib, a paleontologist at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.

Aurothioglucose carries no charge and preserves the specimen particularly well due to its sugar component.

Moreover, the specimen was particularly designed to provide adequate load-bearing capability at the blade tip in order to simulate the actual turbine blade loads in laboratory.

In contrast, the side-tapered specimen is particularly recommended when considering a wide range of span lengths, although the fabrication of the specimen is somewhat time-consuming.