Sentence examples for specimens but has from inspiring English sources

Histopathological classification of human prostate cancer (PCA) relies on the morphological assessment of tissue specimens but has limited prognostic value.

Data sharing has a long history in many domains such as oceanography and the biodiversity sciences (e.g., taxonomic data and museum specimens), but has emerged relatively recently in the ecological sciences.

The wading ecology proposed for azhdarchids by several workers [16], [19], [21], [31], [32] agrees with many aspects of azhdarchid anatomy and with the sedimentological context of some specimens, but has been poorly explored by its proponents.

Repeated freezing and thawing significantly decreased the mechanical strength of the specimens but had an insignificant effect on the specimens' relative dynamic modulus of elasticity (RDME).

The GFRP reinforced specimens provide approximately 60% of bond strength benchmarked by the steel reinforced specimens but have much higher slip length.

Tasked as the expedition's naturalist, Anderson collected many bird specimens but had died of tuberculosis in 1778 before the return home.

Also we remark a Poisson effect on the quarter of the specimen but, has not yet undergone compensation of the interlaminar delamination type.

McNamara says Burgess is the "ultimate physical specimen" but has warned the player he faces a big challenge in making a success of himself in rugby union.

But he's giving some clues: He says he saw a feature in the fossil that was described in the original 1861 paper describing the specimen, but hasn't been seen since, even with the most high-tech imaging equipment.

In contrast, when cancer cells are present in a clinical tissue specimen but have not invaded through the basement membrane, it is generally not termed cancer.

Direct sequencing from original specimens is possible, but has not been thoroughly explored.