Sentence examples for specimens and thus from inspiring English sources

But when fossils are dug for money, and when the race for the biggest and most bad-ass specimens, and thus the most prized ones, is on, science often takes a backseat.

These findings highlight the considerable increase in erosion performance of the SprayStirred specimens, and thus demonstrate the benefits of this innovative surface engineering process.

This equipment enables automated serial sectioning and imaging of specimens and thus provides an easy and time-saving way to obtain the stacks of images necessary for the 3D reconstruction of the membrane morphology.

The separate was an acknowledgment that women were not cookie-cutter specimens and thus not mere tokens of exchange between men.

Larger specimens are also more dependent to bed (benthic) and less to surface (pelagic) in comparison to smaller specimens and thus are longer present in polluted sediment (Storelli et al. 2007; Hosseini et al. 2013).

A high prevalence of HPV20 and HPV37 was found in all three specimens, and thus these HPV types were not AK specific.

Because of this, several scientists have noted that the type specimen, and thus the genus Allosaurus itself or at least the species A. fragillis, is technically a nomen dubium ("dubious name", based on a specimen too incomplete to compare to other specimens or to classify).

Normally in these circumstances, Schweinitz's specimen would be considered the type, but Petersen was unable to locate Schweinitz's original specimen, and thus according to the rules of botanical nomenclature, Berkeley's epithet has precedence as it is the earliest published name that has an associated type specimen.

Forbes used the opportunity to dissect the fresh female specimen, and thus was able to provide explicit anatomical details on the female reproductive system, the brain, and the liver parts not previously described by Owen, who had access only to preserved specimens.

Moreover, 53% of suspected cases lacked a convalescent serum specimen and thus yielded indeterminate results from laboratory testing.

The maximum number of cells seemed to depend mainly on the individual specimen and thus the amount of spider silk reeled onto the weaving frame.