Sentence examples for specimens and therefore from inspiring English sources

The gastrocnemius muscle immunohistology showed positive RAGE staining in the endothelial layer of small arteries on the biopsy specimens, and therefore, the diffuse pattern of tracer uptake on the scans is interpreted as RAGE expression in small arterial walls.

The management activities needed to rectify these situations mechanical removal of shrubs and trees, and/or prescribed fire may well result in take of specimens and, therefore, must meet stringent standards under the Endangered Species Act.

Studies to meet this goal required the use of cryopreserved Peripheral Blood Mononuclear Cell (PBMC) specimens, and therefore it was imperative that a quality assurance (QA) oversight program be developed to monitor PBMC samples obtained from study participants at multiple international sites.

The story of the selloffs began in 1950 when Keeper of Ethnography Hermann Braunholtz reported to BM trustees that of the 203 plaques acquired from the Foreign Office in 1898, "about 30 are to all intents and purposes duplicate specimens, and therefore surplus to the Museum's requirements".

The second new result is that those authors present graphically their time-dependent "effective thermal conductivity" for three specimens and therefore allow the comparison of their results with the theoretical predictions of this study showing a very good fit as presented in this article.

However, the long holiday effect prevents the collection of specimens, and therefore the sharp decrease in isolation rate fails to reflect the true epidemic trend during the Chinese New Year holidays.

A TDFM is an advanced type of Atomic Force microscope (AFM) that does not contact the specimen and therefore has potential for increased accuracy and decreased damage to the specimen.

For each sound source position, the method provides the maximum direct acoustic level differences on a façade specimen and therefore determines whether the loudspeaker verifies the maximum allowed level difference of 5 dB (or 10 dB for façade dimensions greater than 5 m) required by the ISO standard.

Russell stated that "only general locality information could be provided" for the specimen, and therefore it could be dated only "possibly" to the Albian.

Also, the L1 stage has only about half of the cells of the adult specimen and therefore cannot be directly used to estimate cell type/positions in adult specimen.

The majority of prostate tumours were not palpable within the prostatectomy specimen, and therefore, the samples obtained from the prostate were considered to be random.