Sentence examples for specimen was very from inspiring English sources

With characteristic tact, he told me that my specimen was "very lovely".

Carter and Rosas, however, rejected the subspecific division in 1997, noting the classification had only been validated once, in 1968, and the P. b. paraguensis type specimen was very similar to P. b. brasiliensis.

The pathology specimen was very similar in appearance to case 1, except that the oligodendroglial component appeared low-grade (WHO grade II), with low mitotic activity and no evidence of either microvascular proliferation or necrosis (Fig.  6a).

All GPs reported that the patient instruction leaflet on how to take a stool specimen was very useful, and this sort of information should be made more widely available with stool collection kits, as very few of the GPs that participated were aware of it or used it.

"The specimen is very exciting," says Lawrence Witmer, a paleontologist at Ohio University in Athens.

However, if the specimen is very dry, it can be made with 95% ethanol 70 mL and more water added.

The fracture surface of adhesive failure at the Sup10HT specimen is very similar to the one at AF163-2 (smooth and flat).

The investigation suggests that the differences in temperature and cooling rate between the surface and core of specimen are very significant.

The results indicate that, during DCT, the differences in temperature and cooling rate between the surface and core of specimen is very significant.

The roughness parameters for the bare metal specimen were very low due to the smoothness of the surface when compared to the blank specimen, which was in continuous reaction with the aggressive medium.

Moreover, after the initial absorption step, the absorption rate in the gel treated specimen is very similar to that in the raw stone, proving that the acrylic protective was indeed removed and not transported in the bulk porosity from acetone.