Sentence examples for specimens are far from inspiring English sources

Other Tingamarran metatherians currently represented by dental specimens are far less common than D. murgonensis and T. bartholomaii.

The cryo-preservation technique provides the best protection of the DNA, but these specimens are far less common than FFPE tissue from pathology departments, which is a vast resource.

However, this would not be standard practice for a CPES analysis; if specimens are far from the center of the morphospace, the curvature of the space may distort the relationships among specimens.

Considering that it was only possible to test a fraction of the plethora of DNA polymerases that are currently promoted by numerous companies, it is obvious that the full potential of DNA polymerase comparison for amplification from historic herbarium specimens is far from being fully exploited.

Importantly, the total CMV DNA load in three or four discs of DBS specimens was far less than that in a single urine-filter disc, and three out of 12 DBS specimens were negative in the PCR assay, the sensitivity of which was previously demonstrated to be >90%.

They should not be a target - specimen plants are far more likely to be stolen - but if they do get taken they won't cost a fortune to replace.

Although several species of dinosaurs with feathers have already been uncovered in the rich fossil beds of Liaoning Province, the three largely complete 125-million-year-old specimens are by far the largest.

Because the I B values of those specimens are going far down from 1.

The halos of fibers found around several of the crucial specimens, including the latest one, are far more likely to be some kind of fossilized internal connective-tissue fibers left behind when the flesh decayed than anything related to feathers, according to John Ruben of Oregon State University in Corvallis.

Since the 1990s, new discoveries and more thorough study of old specimens have shown that crests are far more widespread among pterosaurs than previously thought, due mainly to the fact that they were frequently extended by or composed completely of keratin, which does not fossilize as often as bone.

At Boscombe in Dorset local lizard watchers report that where there are thousands of wall lizards, there are far fewer native specimens than there used to be, but there may be other reasons for this.