Because the most critical parameters (locations of CG and occipital condyles (OC), mass, and MOI) have not been determined on a specimen-by-specimen basis in any single study, it is important to gather these data in future experiments.
The laxity data was used to optimize mechanical properties of tibiofemoral soft-tissue structures on a specimen-specific basis.
Can subjecting the perpetrators of such crimes to discomfort akin to that experienced by many of us while giving a blood specimen during a doctor's visit be a responsible basis upon which to abolish the death penalty?
Fossils as old as the Miocene have been referred to C. niloticus [2], [17]; whether these are conspecific with C. niloticus (or even assignable to Crocodylus) is doubtful [62], but some geologically younger specimens (e.g. specimens forming the basis of C. niloticus kaisensis from the Pleistocene of Uganda [63]) are more consistent with the living species than with C. anthropophagus (pers. obs).
In 2014, this specimen was the basis for the first 3-D reconstruction of a complete dodo skeleton, by using 3-D laser scanning technology.
Bosman and Kolben's descriptions went largely unnoticed until 1771, when the Welsh naturalist Thomas Pennant, in his Synopsis of Quadrupeds, used the descriptions, as well as his personal experience with a captive specimen, as a basis for consistently differentiating the spotted hyena from the striped.
In the following, the ontogenetic stage is addressed for each specimen on the basis of histology.
In the postpandemic group, we calculated a required sample size of 195 specimens per group (for a total of 2,340 specimens) on the basis of an estimate of 15% immunity with a 95% confidence interval (CI) of 10%20%%.
This will then allow for the reorganisation of all 7 million specimens on the basis of their DNA – instead of the centuries-old method dependent upon physical appearances.
The specimens are the basis for the application and evaluation of the different approaches for the assessment of fatigue life.
