Sentence examples for specimen observations from inspiring English sources
Pairing molecular gene analysis with specimen observations, a team of experts led by Jean-Lou Justine of France's National Museum of Natural History in Paris has confirmed that the carnivorous flatworm has taken up residence in Singapore, the Solomon Islands, New Caledonia, Florida, and Puerto Rico, as they report today in PeerJ.
All characters were scored and compiled based on specimen observation and/or literature searches.
A weekly laboratory component corresponding to the lectures explores biological concepts through computer simulations, manipulation of specimens, observations and dissections.
However, very little work has been interested in longer time-constant processes and in the right way to manage living-specimen observations over days or weeks.
He made major advancements in compound-microscope design and introduced (1840) the oil-immersion technique, in which the objective lens is immersed in a drop of oil placed atop the specimen under observation in order to minimize light aberrations.
The current density at the specimen during observation was in the range of 15 20 A/cm2.
Detailed discussions of the testing results that include additional comparisons among similar specimens and observations on measured strained are contained in the original references (Niemitz et al. 2010; McGuirk and Breña 2012).
We began searching for Chlorobalius leucoviridis katydids during our cicada-collecting trips to obtain specimens for observations, playbacks, and predation trials.
Data were converted from specimens to observations (persons) to avoid duplication in the dataset because some persons had results for multiple tests.
The favourable activity observed for the doublets of topotecan plus cisplatin and topotecan plus gemcitabine paralleled our ex vivo results for the three-drug combination in NSCLC specimens (unpublished observations).
Imaging with electron beams depends on fixing the sample under vacuum conditions, and this is detrimental to the morphology of the biological specimens under observation.
