Sentence examples for specimens and so from inspiring English sources

Students continuously add to the accumulation of field measurements and museum specimens, and so such a classification needs to be revised from time to time.

The scientists did date Paisley faeces as far back as 14,500 years ago, but no stone tools were found alongside those specimens, and so no really firm conclusions can be drawn about whether Western Stemmed points predated Clovis.

The phenotypes described in most of the publications that we curated were based on observations of voucher specimens and so merited the strong IVS evidence code.

Though we were able to collect several specimens of Holopedium sp. we were unable to obtain sequences for these specimens, and so they are not included in any genetic analyses.

Only in very few cases have histological sections, dissected specimens and so on, been preserved.

22 Almost all used unlinked specimens and so were not able to question participants about their symptom history.

Molten chocolate cake is a very fine specimen, and so is chocolate-crusted cheesecake with a smooth infusion of mascarpone.

When photographs of plants first became common in the late 19th century, botanists saw them as a form of botanical illustration rather than as a sort of herbarium specimen and so stored them in botanical libraries rather than as part of the formal herbaria (Simpson and Barnes, 2008).

The exhibition integrates specimens and images so that viewers can appreciate the importance of visual recording of each new discovery.

Fields include equipment, sample ID, gender, age, specimen group and so on.

Rather than worrying about the meaning of words used to describe their observations, scientists are more likely to wonder whether the observers made up or withheld information, whether one or more details were artifacts of observation conditions, whether the specimens were atypical, and so on.