Sentence examples for specimens and could from inspiring English sources

This technique provides a means to non-invasively assess the three-dimensional distribution of microdamage within trabecular bone test specimens and could be used to gain insight into the role of trabecular architecture in microdamage formation.

The preglabellar sagittal crease is not observed in all specimens and could be a compactional artefact as suggested elsewhere for other taxa [ 49, 94].

Furthermore, this review did not include studies of HPV testing on self obtained specimens and could not assess the effect of the sampling device (tampon, brush, lavage, or swab) on test accuracy.

The three desert specimens (1D, 2D, 3D) are most distantly related to the savannah specimens, and could be either A.m. yemenitica or the recently described A. m. simensis [ 11].

Let me note, then, that "One for the Books" is a shaggy specimen, and could have done without the mock Amazon reviews from previous centuries or the litany of fake Lincoln titles and Kinks autobiographies or the mock book-discussion questions.

Beyond the hype, this fossil is a wonderfully preserved specimen and could be the subject of a research project for students who study fossils.

Tumour clonal heterogeneity may often confound analyses performed on the bulk of the tumour specimen and could explain some discrepancies between ploidy and gene copy number.

Our present meta-analysis demonstrated that the detection of FOXP3+ TILs was feasible on core-needle biopsy and excisional specimen and could act as a risk factor for lymph node metastasis in patients with breast cancer.

The result was inspiring that the system had the same accuracy with the ER specimen, and could make up the insufficient of the ER in the diagnosis for the lesions and help to select treatment for the superficial esophageal precursor.

Of these 70 isolates, we could not perform the molecular study in 8 isolates due to an insufficient amount of specimens and we could not match the sequence of 11 isolates with our sequence database.

Crazing was found to be suppressed in favour of yielding in the most highly oriented specimens, and this could be explained in terms of the differing sensitivities of crazing and yield to molecular orientation.