Sentence examples for specimen or a from inspiring English sources

However, this difference is compensated for when the corresponding Method, Point or Line, is then used for the fatigue strength assessment of another specimen or a component.

As well known, an interaction effect arises, on crack propagation, when a specimen or a component is subjected to variable amplitude fatigue loading.

But for 40 years the skull was the only example of the creature and so it was impossible to say for sure whether the individual was an unusual specimen or a member of a new species.

The ability to identify someone from a coded specimen or a numbered sample is a technical and legal issue of privacy that many in Congress and bioethical committees are currently debating.

Such parameters can be readily evaluated at a point of a specimen or a component undergoing a fatigue test by means of temperature measurements, while controlling or monitoring the thermal boundary conditions of the tests is unnecessary.

The first step in the analysis of a clinical specimen or a viral isolate in our assay is the generation of a DNA copy of the viral RNA, which is accomplished by reverse transcription coupled to PCR (RT-PCR).

This characteristic enables quantification of the level of stability of the ductile state of an irradiated PV steel in a specimen or in a reactor vessel with a crack at the specified level of loading.

At the same time I'm a big fan of generous statements, whether it be one feature luxury ingredient, one perfect specimen or an abundant gesture, like my lobster risotto, a whole leg of ham or an oversized zuppa Inglese.

When non egg-adapted human influenza virus, i.e., either the natural virus present in a clinical specimen or an isolate propagated exclusively in tissue culture cells, is first passaged in the allantoic cavity of embryonated hens' eggs, variants which have amino acid substitutions around the receptor binding site are selected [37].

Part of the specimen or an adjacent specimen was fixed in formalin and embedded in paraffin for histopathological examination.

Specialities differ in the venue in which the work occurs (hospital or community), the organ or tissue involved, the involvement of the patient (conscious, anaesthetised, or as a tissue specimen, or an epidemiological sample), and the time-scale of the doctor-patient interaction (perhaps minutes for a histopathologist, hours and days for a neurosurgeon, or months to years for a GP or psychiatrist).