Sentence examples for specimen are too from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately the wings of this specimen are too damaged to be certain in its morph assignment.

The ductility of the annealed 25%andd 33.3% specimens reached approximately 20%and18%8% respectively after annealing, but the 50% specimen was too thin to be tested.

When the specimen is too thick for beam penetration, it can be sectioned with a diamond knife (Al-Amoudi et al. 2004) or milled thin with a focused ion beam (FIB) (Marko et al. 2007) prior to imaging.

If a specimen is too dark, this is often a sign that the specimen is too thick and should be carefully ground more thinly.

When a specimen was too small for leg removal, it was placed into the well, and the voucher was recovered after DNA extraction [ 68].

Nonetheless, the J-R curves obtained from the standard specimens are too conservative, owing to the differences in specimen geometries and loading configurations (constraint effect).

This work shows in concrete with maximal aggregate diameter 32 mm, Cm exhibits significant variability in 50 mm diameter cores, because the specimens are too small to be representative of bulk concrete.

The total content of anatase in nearly pure rutile specimens is too small to be detected in the XRD patterns.

"These specimens were too old and tattered to be put on public display, but federal and state law forbids the sale of any that are endangered species to any other party who might have an interest in preserving and protecting them," she tells us.

Because our specimens were too young to sex when they were released into the enclosures, each enclosure may have included zero, one, or two females.

However, the number of specimens was too low to perform any statistical analysis.