Sentence examples for specimens are considerably from inspiring English sources

The effects of composite action in C 2 IPE specimens are considerably higher than that of CB 200 and C-Cross specimens.

Both the as-cast and aged specimens are considerably corroded when immersed in a 3.5% NaCl solution because of the segregation of the Al Ni rich phase precipitate formed in the FCC matrix.

The joint shear strength, joint shear deformation and longitudinal beam bar slip of beam-ends loading specimens (BL specimens) are considerably larger than that of column-end loading specimens (CL specimens), although the loading protocol used for CL method is more severe than BL method in terms of number of loading cycles.

O'Shea said he once found specimens that may have been giant squid paralarvae, but the Japanese specimens were "considerably larger" and "look more like the adults" than what he found.

For black walnut, mordanted specimens were considerably lighter, redder (a*) and yellower (b*) than nonmordanted.

The wear and corrosion resistance of S-6 and T-900 specimens were considerably better compared to those of laser-clad 410 SS specimens.

Comparison of final crack pattern (Fig. 10) shows that despite the general similarity, the number of cracks in the 2D specimen was considerably lower.

Experimental results show that the wear and corrosion resistance of the Mg alloy specimen was considerably improved by trivalent Cr electrodeposition.

While anisotropy measures are relatively stable in fixed specimens, diffusivity measures are considerably reduced (Guilfoyle et al. 2003; Sun et al. 2003, 2005; Zhang et al. 2012).

Even more striking, the younger specimen's wing feathers are considerably smaller than its tail plumage, while the elder showed much less of a contrast.

These limits are considerably higher than our detection limit for sterile specimens (e.g., blood) collected in clinical settings, which is 70 copies/mL [ 17].