Sentence examples for specimens as seen from inspiring English sources

Shortly after the book was published, Vishniac returned in earnest to his first love: photomicroscopy, the photography of specimens as seen through a microscope.

At any given time beyond the first 14 days, the expansion was more for the constant current specimens than for the constant voltage specimens as seen in Fig. 9.

Spectra of inked areas (I1 in all specimens, as seen in Fig. 2) indicate ester formation with a carbonyl absorption at 1740 cm−1 and additional peaks due to C O links at the 1226 1030 cm−1 range (Fig. 10a).

Further, it is worthwhile to note that CPE can be observed in HCE earlier than in conventional tube cultures, in some specimens, as seen in this study.

Both the limited sensitivity of the mouse bioassay for botulinum toxin detection in clinical specimens, as seen in this outbreak, and the fact that the test requires up to 4 days for final results demonstrate that clinicians should not wait for laboratory confirmation to make diagnostic and clinical treatment decisions.

Due to the robustness and height of the premaxillary crest, MPZ-2014/1 probably represents a male specimen as seen in the sexually dimorphic Hamipterus.

In addition to PST testing, independent strain measurements were also performed for the TL sample with a strain gage attached to the specimen as seen in Fig. 3.

Here we present views of the M. gui holotype under ultraviolet light showing the feathers articulating with the bones of the specimen as seen in other avian and non-avian dinosaur specimens and conclude that the feathers of the Microraptor holotype are therefore in a natural position.

On the other hand, increasing the thickness of the CFRP jackets adversely affected the ductility of the heat-damaged specimens as can be seen in Fig. 10d.

This halo effect can be seen in other specimens as well [e.g. see 9], [30].

Besides not showing any evidence of individual atoms of elemental Pt+ or Pt2+ the cryogenically transferred spectra also lacks any detection of elemental carbon and complex carbon ions as seen with IBAD and EBAD specimens (Fig. 3).