Sentence examples for specimen focused on from inspiring English sources
As an alternative, Katerina Douka of Oxford, a member of the team examining the Italian specimen, focused on the dating of marine shell beads found in the same archaeological levels as the teeth, a technique that has proven successful at other sites in Europe.
Most previous studies that determined organochlorine concentrations in human specimens focused on one compound, for instance PCBs, without considering other correlated toxicants, such as DDE, which might have a confounding effect.
Most of experiments have been conducted on small-scale specimens focusing on the elastic response.
We verified that 50 mW laser power reaching the specimen plane and focused on the growth cone did not affect its motion for at least 1 h.
In this regard, the measurement of the protein-to-creatinine ratio in single random urine specimen has been focused on as an alternative approach that can be used to avoid the need for a 24 hr urine collection [ 35, 36].
Because HBoV was first found in respiratory specimens, most epidemiologic studies have focused on such specimens.
The acoustic data were then acquired with two AE sensors and the whole test procedure was observed by two digital cameras, which were focused on specimen edges.
An experimental programme developed to supplement work of the authors recently published and which focused on specimens not submitted to aggressive environments is described.
Most analyses of Stat5 in breast cancer specimens to date have focused on detecting either Stat5a or Stat5b or investigated Stat5 without discriminating between Stat5a and Stat5b.
This technique was explained by Jacob (1952) as per which the instrument consists of an electron gun, which produces an electron beam, focused on the specimen surface.
Uncaging was done using a UV pulsed laser (Rapp Optoelektronik, Wedel, Germany) attached with a 200 µm optical fiber coupled into the epifluorescence port of the microscope with an OSI-BX adapter (Rapp Optoelektronik, Wedel, Germany) and focused on the specimen by the objective lens.
