Sentence examples for specimen that could from inspiring English sources

The subjects were allowed to expectorate any specimen that could not be chewed well enough to be swallowed and could change their answers until the last specimen was chewed.

Aqueous humor is an important specimen that could be used to study the quantitative changes of growth factors in the eye.

Close relatives who submit blood or other specimens that could be used in DNA testing are asked to fill out information on one page of the form.

In the past, specimens that could not be placed in Elephantidae or Stegodontidae were placed in Gomphotheriidae resulting in a paraphyletic group.

Test procedures and test set-up designs originally developed for other types of specimens that could be or have been adapted to adhesively-bonded joints are also noted.

Marsh's early love of the outdoors led to friendship with the geologist Colonel Ezekiel Jewett, and young Othniel acquired a taste for collecting natural history specimens as his boyhood idol taught him about the local minerals and the excellent trilobite, brachiopod, and crinoid specimens that could be found near his home.

The biggest difference was found in ε f, justified by small experimental defects in the specimens that could compromise the full ductility of the specimens to develop.

Botanical practice at the time was to collect and dry plants, but as he disliked dead plants and preferred not to remove specimens that could be enjoyed by others, his botanical studies were confined to making observations.

Specimens that could not be photographed adequately for precise measurement were used to assess the validity and consistency of size distribution trends inferred from measured specimens.

The data set contains 43 specimens that could not be confidently placed in any of the described species based on morphology or geographical location alone.

In contrast, applying the 3rd key resulted in 24 distinct species and four specimens that could not be identified (see File S2).