Sentence examples for specimen copy from inspiring English sources

On 11 May 1865, a fortnight before he received a specimen copy of his book from the publisher Macmillan, Carroll confided to his diary that "Alice seems changed a good deal, and hardly for the better," adding that she was "probably going through the usual awkward stage of transition", ie puberty.

Three practical image lighting setup options are available for specimen imaging: copy stand with light box; copy stand with fluorescent lights; and copy stand with strobe lights.

Copies of Cambridge holdings include the field notes, burial data, specimen list, diary, and transcripts of the record of excavation.

Yet it is a room full of unassuming botanical specimens, mere copies of flowers, that draws the crowds each day.

The two recovered phylogenetic hypothesis are highly incongruent and several specimens show copies of PgiC belonging to different clades in the obtained phylogeny.

For each specimen, a reflected copy of the original configuration of landmarks is produced (e.g. by changing the signs for one of the coordinates of all landmarks).

(Morrison et al, 2007) Fluorescence in situ hybridisation signals were enumerated in ⩾40 cells per specimen to obtain copy numbers for each locus, and 72 specimens yielded results for all six probes.

For instance, a specimen with two copies of KIR2DL5 (one on each chromosome), but a single copy of KIR2DL2, will have a maximum possible %L of 50.

Lung cancer specimens display recurrent copy number aberrations in distinguished chromosomal regions as compared with normal lung cells.

The assay sensitivity for serum specimen was 350 copies per mL [7].

Lastly, a comparative analysis between differential gene expression in CIS lesions and invasive carcinoma with array CGH data from independent CIS specimens, suggests that copy number alterations plays a significant role in differential gene expression in CIS lesions.