Sentence examples for specimens as early from inspiring English sources

The greatest sensitivity for recovery of B. anthracis can be achieved by obtaining nasal swab specimens as early as possible after recognized exposure.

Lips and her colleagues analyzed more than 9000 salamanders from a dozen different Plethodontidae species, some from museum specimens collected as early as 1950 and others from 85 current locations across the southern Appalachians.

A tissue microarray (TMA) was constructed from formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded RP specimens as reported earlier [ 21].

Twenty-three (34.8%) specimens were classified as early stage (I-IIb) (median patient age, 53 (range 24 68)), and 43 specimens (65.2%) were advanced stage (IIc-IV) OVCA (median patient age, 60 (range 35 89)).

SARS-CoV was first isolated in Vero E6 and FRhK cells injected with clinical specimens as part of early attempts to identify the etiologic agent of SARS (10, 14 ).

To differentiate metastatic lesions from primary penile tumours, an adequate specimen is needed as early as possible.

Although no shear bands were observed at the end of the tests on the exterior surface of the specimens, as suggested by earlier studies (Tatsuoka et al. 1991; Desrues et al. 1996; Finno et al. 1996; Jang and Frost 2000; Alshibli and Sture 2000) it is quite possible that a complex and diffuse mode of failure and shear localization (involving multiple shear bands) developed in the specimens.

Some specimens started to mineralize as early as the SBF-treated ones, whereas other specimens mineralized several days later.

However, the museum has specimens that were collected as early as the 1870s, and comparing DNA from these collections with animals living today shows that genetic diversity was greater in the past.

Some of the vintage specimens date back to as early as the 1930s, and the wear and tear from rental use is visible.

It has been pointed out that early morphological studies were erroneous; using skeletons from stuffed specimens can be problematical, as early taxidermists sometimes used donkey and horse skulls inside their mounts when the originals were unavailable.