Sentence examples for specimen were still from inspiring English sources

Nitrogen concentrations of the shot peened and nitrided specimen were still higher than that of a single nitrided specimen.

Note that at that time M. ravelobensis and M. bongolavensis specimen were still believed to form two clades within the same species.

(This particular specimen is still viewable in the wild on Sky Atlantic's Blue Bloods).

The mounted skin of this specimen is still on show, in gallery 5 at the Natural History Museum at Tring in Hertfordshire.

"The specimen is still actually in the skull.

"There are many new fossils, particularly from China, that have come out and cluster around it on the evolutionary tree; and there are lots of arguments over which of these is going to win the ribbon as the 'earliest bird', but to some extent that's now become a much less interesting question". The London Specimen is still used in research.

He can't estimate the Palauans' brain size yet--the best specimen is still encased in sediment--but he guesses that it will be smaller than that of most humans but not as tiny as the chimp-sized brain of H. floresiensis.

The skull of the specimen is still in the possession of the Natural History Museum in London (to which the fossil collections of the British Museum were transferred later in the century), but at some point, it became separated from the rest of the skeleton, the location of which is not known.

Thus, the systematic position of this specimen is still uncertain.

However, the phylogenetic placement of this fossil specimen is still uncertain [ 37].

However, finding 77% of culture positive patients with the first specimen is still significant and much more informative than a negative smear result.