While such undersized specimens can, in principle, be processed by SPIM, this methodology is limited to fluorescence imaging, and cannot utilize absorption to discern anatomical features.
When research participants want their own samples destroyed, their wishes should, of course, be respected, but in the absence of those wishes, IRB requirements to destroy biological specimens can in fact contravene the Belmont principles to maximize research benefits for study participants.
Examining fewer than 12 lymph nodes in a specimen can result in under-staging [ 21].
When the differential thermopower is studied on a standard-specimen thermocouple, where the specimen can be, in particular, a material, whose structural state is different from the standard only by its type or degree of treatment (specimen deformation or mode of specimen thermal treatment), the value of E T will reflect the changes caused by the treatment.
Inadequate information regarding the nature of the specimen can result in use of inappropriate diagnostic technique for analyzing the biochemical parameter leading to misinterpretation of test results [ 13].
The instrument is designed primarily to calibrate surface texture standard specimens that can in-turn be used to calibrate other instruments.
The mechanical part of the pendulum has been designed in such a way that torsional plastic deformation of the specimen can be performed in situ, i.e., at low temperatures to generate fresh dislocations in metals, and at high temperatures to enhance grain boundary sliding, for instance.
A weightier, longer specimen can be found in "The Best of Youth" (2003), an epic mini-series also written by Mr. Petraglia and Mr. Rulli.
A series of copies also made it to other famed collections and other versions of this specimen can been seen in Berlin, Paris, Milan and others.
A more representative specimen can be found in central India, a five-hour drive from Hyderabad, on the outskirts of Gulbarga in Karnataka state.
