[A40.] The 360-acre agricultural laboratory in Weybridge, England, that is testing a specimen from a Washington cow for mad cow disease has had plenty of experience.
These he propagated not from the normal method of grafting, but from pips, once triumphantly producing a particularly dark specimen from a core harvested in Ted Hughes's garden.
Each of her paintings on paper in "All the money IS in the label" depicts accurately, but much larger than life, a different gallery label copied from a real specimen from a familiar Chelsea dealer.
Current tissue engineering strategies begin with harvesting a small biopsy specimen from a patient.
Example of a laryngeal pathology specimen from a patient with advanced laryngeal cancer that was included in the study.
They also retrieved the skull, a hand, and the feet of one specimen from a private collector who had bought it on the black market.
A cored trabecular specimen from a human lumbar vertebra was μCT scanned and a three-dimensional, virtual model in stereolithography (STL) format was generated.
This test consists in cutting a ring specimen from a full drawn cup, the ring being then split longitudinally along a radial plan.
Finally, deep-seated candidiasis was defined by a positive specimen from a deep organ or fluid usually sterile (except urine and respiratory secretions).
Depending on the study's results, it's possible that anal health will become a routine conversation topic between doctors and patients -- and labs won't think twice when they receive a pap smear specimen from a man.
A third, extinct species of Sphenodon was identified in November 1885 by William Colenso, who was sent an incomplete sub-fossil specimen from a local coal mine.
