Sentence examples for specimens and small from inspiring English sources
Swab specimens and small bone chips were taken for bacteriological confirmation of the infection.
Here, the current understanding of anaplastic meningiomas is reviewed in the context of human neuropathologic specimens and small animal models.
There is not yet a satisfactory technological solution for 2 main problems in the design of a sectionable cassette for biopsy specimens and small specimens: maintaining the orientation of the sample at the end of grossing and substitute fine skill manual alignment of the sample at the surface of the block for microtomy.
Temnospondyls like Sclerocephalus are known from both large adult specimens and small larvae, showing an extreme change in body shape.
Irregular clumping may take place within paucibacillary specimens, and small, suboptimal sample volumes often lead to sampling errors.
The diagnosis of IBD was based on clinical signs and symptoms, a physical examination, endoscopic appearance, histological assessment of mucosal biopsy specimens, and small bowel imaging studies.
Therefore, a fatigue testing programme, including strip specimens and small-scale cylindrical machined specimens extracted from actual forged J-lay connectors, was carried out to establish a suitable fatigue design procedure.
Important limitations of this study are the single dose design, absence of a placebo gel group, reliance on CVL specimens alone, and small sample size.
Large pins were used to secure the specimen and smaller ones to mark areas from which OCT imaging was carried out, apart from tumour sites, where the thickness of the wall and tumour would not allow the pins to reach the cork-board.
Six tension stiffening specimens and eight small-scale GFRP RC beams were exposed to different environments and sustained stress levels for 120 and 270 days, respectively.
Ninety CCNBD specimens and 15 small specimens, with dimensions of 5 mm × 5 mm × 5 mm, were prepared and then soaked in 4 types of liquid and at 3 different temperatures.
