In 1760, Brisson published the following description based on a captive bird (which may have been the specimen now preserved in Paris): Several later authors instead described the body as brown and the head as bluish-lilac, based on stuffed specimens, and this has become the orthodox image of the bird.
Intzedy et al. reported that samples placed in saline or prepared fresh followed by paraffin embedding was able to yield positive diagnosis in all specimens and this has remained the 'gold-standard' in cytological assessment [ 96].
Fig. 1 Specimen SNH: This specimen has no hole at the lateral end of the osteotomy cut, which started on the medial side at 35 mm distally to the tibial plateau and finished 6 mm from the lateral cortex, 20 mm distally to the tibial plateau.
Although the 'crystal modulus' of most semicrystalline polymers has been estimated by measuring the displacement of meridional X-ray reflections on application of a stress to an oriented specimen, this method has not been applied to polyacrylonitrile (PAN).
A few studies have assessed the expression of activated MAPK in different clinical tumour specimens, and asked if this has any clinical or biological correlation.
As in the early twenty-first century, the feather was seen as the type specimen, this would have created significant nomenclatorial confusion because the name Archaeopteryx should then no longer be applied to the skeletons.
Another limitation is that UACR assessments were based on a single urine specimen; this may have reduced the precision of the results because urinary albumin excretion shows considerable intraindividual variability.
For the number, variety, scientific value, or general interest of the specimens, this exhibition has probably never been surpassed.
Despite the fact that generally PCR is more sensitive than culture method in detection of bacteria in clinical specimens, this study has not detected any positive E. faecalis using direct oral rinse specimens.
This specimen has backward pointing sharp teeth that are thought to have been used to hold and rip flesh.
