Sentence examples for specimens are called from inspiring English sources

Green specimens are called amazonstone, which is sometimes used as a gem.

Among these, some specimens were identified where also seeds are preserved (the described specimens are called "seeds", even if "ovules" is often used for ginkgophyte seeds).

Collections of pressed and dried specimens were called a (garden of dry plants) and the first accumulation of plants in this way (including the use of a plant press) is attributed to Ghini.

This specimen was called "mutation not detected" by Sanger sequencing, cobas EGFR test lot 2, and MPP.

However, using a cut-point of Ki67 either 14% or 20% for both specimens, there will be about 14% of HR+/HER2- specimens that are called Luminal A on CNB and Luminal B on OEB.

Specimens that display basal-like features are called "triple-negative" breast cancer (TNBC) in routine practice because they are defined by their lack of estrogen receptor, progesterone receptors, and human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (Her2).

The specimen which is called the Edge Notched Disc Bend (ENDB), is a disc containing an edge crack created through one side of specimen along the diameter and is loaded by a three-point bend fixture.

The specimens were often called called relatives of sea cucumbers, jelly fish and shrimp, until Van Roy's co-author Derek Briggs and another colleague identified that they came from a single animal.

Plus-size superheroes are still a rarity in mainstream comics: most characters are such perfect physical specimens they should be called Captain Crossfit or Absman.

If a further specimen is found to be settled between specimen 2 and 3 - having much more similarities to specimen 2 - it should be called "specimen 2≫3".

Turgenev provided an enduring specimen of what might be called Anarchy Light in Bazarov, who came to personify nihilism, which had a vogue in mid-19th-century Russia.