Sentence examples for specimens among from inspiring English sources

Dr. Maguire brought back 12,000 botanical specimens, among them the biggest pitcher plant in the world which grows as high as ten feet.

Researchers come for the developmental anatomy collection and the neuroanatomical collection, which includes 37,000 normal and diseased brains and human and mammalian brain tissue specimens, among other assorted collections.

Today, the museum at Tring comprises six galleries, housing thousands of taxidermy specimens, among them crocodiles, domestic dogs, wild asses, and every known species of zebra, including the now extinct quagga, the last of which died in Amsterdam in 1883.

The program has also developed a digital method for describing the DNA fingerprint so that a fingerprint can be sent electronically instead of exchanging the actual specimens among labs.

A case was defined as the occurrence of pairs of specific Enterobacteraceae in BAL specimens among any patients who underwent bronchoscopy in the respiratory unit during the period of the outbreak.

Four test specimens, among which one is a sound structure and the others are structures with different levels of corrosion damage from accelerated corrosion, were used for the cyclic tests in this study.

The large blue, a popular specimen among Victorian collectors, was declared extinct in Britain in the 1970s but has since made a dramatic comeback.

In his interview, Hitzlsperger emerges as an even rarer specimen among professional footballers: he's thoughtful, clearly deeply intelligent, well-spoken and measured.

We found no differences regarding the masticatory efficiency of the specimen among the different time periods, even when bite force and occlusal contact area were significantly increased.

It should be noted that the described measurement durations do not represent any absolute values for these methods since the time is dependent on the operator and on the specimen, among other things.

Here is truly an extraordinary specimen among the top brass, a commanding general officer of true dignity and worth who talks the talk and walks the walk with honesty, confidence, and diligence.