Sentence examples for specimen came from from inspiring English sources

One specimen came from a medical marijuana center in San Diego that the Drug Enforcement Administration raided.

David Herskowitz, director of IM Chait's natural history department at the time of the sale, told the Telegraph: "Nicolas Cage's specimen came from Prokopi", and the US's Immigration and Customs Enforcement division (ICE), responsible for investigating smuggling, is now believed to be assessing if other Prokopi-supplied items are suspect.

Just four tusks had a lag time of more than 5 years between the elephant's death and the seizure; and only a single specimen came from an elephant killed about 19 years earlier.

The specimen came from the Belly River Group of the province.

Cramer believed the specimen came from Chandernagore in Bengal, however, giving rise to the French name "page de Chadernagor".

As revealed in Cope's notebooks, which he recorded based on Lucas' report on excavation site locations in 1879, the specimen came from a hill south of the Camarasaurus quarry now known as "Cope's Nipple".

The specimen comes from an old collection of Baltic amber, in which the specimens were darkened by oxidation and cracked and were wrapped in gray-brown paper envelopes.

No significant difference in the degree of reticulation was detected between the defective samples and a reference specimen coming from the manufacturer.

The specimen comes from northeastern China, an area known for the preservation of a dinosaur with feathers, although the exact locality remains unknown.

The specimen comes from Liaoning Province where so many outstanding fossils have been discovered, a few of which have been mentioned previously in this column.

The specimen comes from the Green River formation (Eocene, about 49.5 million years old) well known for its large numbers of fish and other fossils trapped in lake sediments.