Sentence examples for specimen is becoming from inspiring English sources
The typical specimen is becoming more empirical, pragmatic and ready for controversy, after a period when he was usually long on theory and reluctant to criticise colleagues.This change has now reached the pinnacle of Germany's "five wise men", the country's council of economic experts.
The identification of influenza A virus subtypes in clinical specimens is becoming increasingly important for clinical laboratories since seasonal H1N1, H3N2 and pandemic H1N1 influenza A viruses can have defined antiviral resistance patterns and subtyping can be used as a surrogate for antiviral resistance testing.
The teasing playfulness that Mr. Medem evokes when these two absurdly beautiful specimens are becoming acquainted is fun to watch; the lovers seem to take as much joy from their own physical perfection as from their partner's.
Teratological specimens are becoming increasingly rare and deserve a prominent place in anatomical museums.
Travel to those collections, or shipping specimens for comparison, is becoming increasingly difficult and expensive.
Next-generation sequencing (NGS) is becoming a common approach for clinical testing of oncology specimens for mutations in cancer genes.
Real-time PCR is becoming increasingly available and several guidelines purpose its use for M. tuberculosis detection in respiratory specimens [ 7, 12- 18, 18, 22, 23, 28, 31].
Food is becoming tasteless.
"It is becoming ridiculous".
Chinatown is becoming Americanized.
