Sentence examples for specimens are hard from inspiring English sources
Obviously, human normal tissue specimens are hard to obtain in large quantities.
Since wet specimens were hard to preserve and difficult to study, glass models were a far more reliable teaching tool, and the Blaschkas quickly figured out that the best way to sell their wares was to employ individuals who were supplying the many nascent universities and natural history museums of the time with specimens, gems, and minerals.
Our visit hits the end of the asparagus season and there are some beautiful fresh specimens that are hard to resist - along with some lovely apple juice (it's the cloudy, unfiltered stuff, and they sell it by variety: James Grieve, Cox & Bramley, Discovery and Russet).
dSLIM recovers the details of the fine structure of the specimen which are hard to observe in the original image.
The first specimens in early summer are hard and green and mildly acidic before they hit peak ripeness at the heart of the season, which is now.
Young specimens are rather hard and firm, and the cap has a finely velvet-textured surface that soon wears off to become smooth.
Mainly in the megacolonic and anal specimens, it was hard to locate 15 ganglia containing neurons.
Young specimens are pale and can be hard to identify, but the characteristic pattern of older fruit bodies makes them hard to confuse with other species.
Surface crack initiation was encountered on the ground specimens as well as on the specimens that were hard-turned and subsequently shot peened as a final machining process.
Such temporarily and geographically diverse specimens can sometimes be hard to display in a meaningful way, and the traditional approach has been to have a chronologically linear arrangement of cases.
