Sentence examples for specimen features are from inspiring English sources

In Fig. 8A, a micrograph snapshot of the vesicle is displayed when the sample is not tilted; specimen features are then hardly discernible.

Specimens that display basal-like features are called "triple-negative" breast cancer (TNBC) in routine practice because they are defined by their lack of estrogen receptor, progesterone receptors, and human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (Her2).

Immunohistochemical studies were performed on specimens derived from subjects whose demographic features are described in Table 1.

Thus, by definition, many specimen features can be considered biomarkers.

A system to enable users to perform ad-hoc queries on collected data, select specimens based on ad-hoc set of clinical attributes of the subjects and their values as well as specimen features will be developed.

These features are not observed for [001] specimens.

A number of experimental results taken from the technical literature and generated by testing specimens containing complex geometrical features were reanalysed using a critical distance/plane method.

Notched specimens containing different geometrical features were tested under both tensile loading and three-point bending and failures were predicted by post-processing the results of linear-elastic Finite Element Analysis (FEA).

Because the identification of maggot species using morphologic features is difficult, specimens were reared to the adult stage inside incubation chambers under constant conditions (25°C, relative humidity 70%).

While both the 10 and 20 min anodized specimens demonstrated polycrystalline structures, their morphological features were quite different.

By analysing alleged differences between named genera and species, Lucas and Sobus found that these most likely represented variation within populations, and that most features were indistinguishable between specimens, as had been pointed out in the 1930s.