Sentence examples for specimen differences from inspiring English sources
As compared with the control specimen, differences were seen adjacent to the physeal plate, medially to the tubercle, in the majority of specimens (5 of 6).
Results from between-plate and within-plate analyses also indicate that variability in sample measurements was primarily attributable to subject and specimen differences and that processing variability was negligible.
By analysis of the deformations and failures of the test specimens, differences between the fire behaviour of the CFST columns and RC beam members being in a frame and being isolated members are identified and failure mechanisms for the planar frames are proposed.
T lymphocytes (CD3, CD4, and CD8) were also more numerous in the TAXHER01 specimens; differences between TAXHER01 and control specimens were statistically significant in the diffuse and foci infiltrates for CD3, in the foci, inside and around infiltrates for CD4, and in the foci and around infiltrates for CD8.
Subsequent quantification was equivalent between techniques and specimens, and differences between specimen types in several experiments were <0.5 log10 copies/mL.
Considering the maximum shear strength parameter, C-Cross specimen showed differences about 24% higher than that of the CFT specimen.
Histological examination of the skin specimen revealed differences between control and treated mice in the morphology of the developing HFs.
As for the different tumor specimens, slight differences in the number of identified expressed proviruses did not appear to be due to expression of specific proviruses in one or the other tumor tissue (Fig. 3).
This could be related to a different baseline level of OXPHOS activity in various tissues and cancer specimens and/or differences in tissue handling.
Apatosaurus had a thicker neck than the original Brontosaurus specimens, and differences were seen in the shape of their shoulder blades and ankle bones, according to the PeerJ report.
A total of seventy-two tests were performed to investigate the effect of laboratory specimen size, difference in geotextile reinforcement, and repeatability of the test results.
