Sentence examples similar to specimen phrasing from inspiring English sources
In the latter instance, a case of legionellosis was reported as listeriosis because the data field included the phrase "Specimen Delivery: UNIT LIST," and LIST is the disease code at UPMC for Listeria.
Roughly phrased, but right.
Frequency questions are phrased.
My Ortigia friend Giuseppina, her friend Vittoria and I tried, the other night (after noticing some specially gorgeous specimen), to translate the phrase 'eye candy' into Italian and came up with 'i dolci per l'occhi' (sweets for the eyes) which is pretty good, I think.
I think we could use that phrase for this kind of specimen," he said.
Eventually paleontologists began giving up referring to a specimen as a "missing link," using instead such phrases as "transitional forms" or "direct ancestors".
That phrase, incidentally, can stand as a choice specimen of his dopily tautologous style.
The applied-for mark, as shown on the specimen, is merely informational matter because the word "check-in" appears on the applicant's website page as merely a part of the informational phrase "check-in find your friends".
George's specimen was recognised as belonging to an undescribed species, and this species was referred to by the phrase name "Dryandra sp. 1 (A.S. George 16647)", until 1996, when George formally published it as Dryandra acanthopoda.
