Sentence examples for specimens as a from inspiring English sources

Dr. Kappelman said in a telephone interview that the lesions near the base of the cranium were "dead ringers" for bone scars seen in modern specimens as a result of Leptomeningitis tuberculosa, the bacterium that causes a fatal disease of the brain not as common as the one that attacks the lungs.

Fig. 6 Experimental P-δ curves of the DCB specimens as a function of temperature.

We evaluated the microfracture density of 10 specimens as a function of crack surface area per unit volume (Table 2).

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Mass loss of immersed specimens as a function of immersion time.

Figure 3 Thermal conductivity of 50 nm thick freestanding silicon nitride specimens as a function of mechanical strain.

The authors describe their reasoning and evidence for identifying the smaller of the two specimens as a fetus and not just a juvenile individual.

Moreover, rate of change in the strain of the concrete specimens as a function of applied stress representing stress strain curves is presented in Fig. 10.

Needful to say, that the identification using these fixed specimens as a source for DNA typing has got an ever increasing importance in the forensic science.

Test results showed that ECC specimens could reach substantially higher load capacities than concrete specimens as a result of its superior tensile ductility.

The results were very satisfactory for characterizing and predicting the fracture strength of hardened specimens as a function of the composition.

The main purpose of this study was to analyze the volumetric and surface characteristics of hot mix asphalt (HMA) specimens as a function of compaction process.