Sentence examples for specimens are currently from inspiring English sources
Only a handful of specimens are currently known to science.
"Our specimens are currently the most primitive dinosaur to show winglike structures," Zelenitsky says.
Details of taxa, location, and collector numbers are provided in Appendix 1. Voucher specimens are currently housed at Queensland Herbarium (BRI), Brisbane, Australia, and will be deposited at Forestry Sciences Herbarium (EIF), Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile, and the Museo Nacional de Historia Natural (SGO), Santiago, Chile, at a later date.
Herbarium specimens are currently used in modelling species distributions and in estimating species diversity [ 57, 58], but no studies to our knowledge have explored the use of georeferenced specimen data as a validation tool, despite the availability of millions of specimens available online.
The museum – with around 4 million specimens – is currently undergoing a £5-million refurbishment.
Additional analysis of morphological characters and molecular data from Pacific Northwest specimens is currently underway to explore the potential presence of a new candidate species.
Despite being perceived as a common cause of antibiotic associated diarrhea, C.difficile associated diarrhea (CDAD) is often difficult to diagnose.[ 3] Enzyme immunoassay (EIA) against C.difficile toxin A and/or toxin B in stool specimens is currently the acceptable method of diagnosing C.difficile diarrhea.
Identifying homotypic synonyms involved collecting the name by which a type specimen was first described, the name with which this specimen is currently associated and finally the original name (basionym) of that current name.
This specimen is currently used for investigations of a shear mode fatigue crack propagation.
The original mounted specimen is currently held at the National Herbarium of Victoria at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne.
The earlier strikes, including those reclaimed from the testing companies, were melted, though one specimen is currently known to exist.
