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Furthermore, the lung tissues from animals affected by the 5 epizootics in Washington or Montana were obtained from bighorn sheep that were coughing and culled in an attempt to prevent further transmission of the disease; therefore, these specimens could represent animals at earlier stages of the disease when more consistent presence of causal agents would be expected.

Thus we think that the enterovirus identified in the stool specimen could represent the pathogen causing HFMD and had a great relationship with the clinical symptoms.

Thus, because of its fibrogenic potential, the detection of epithelial-mesenchymal transition in biopsy specimens could be useful diagnostically and represent a new biomarker of progression in chronic fibrosing diseases.

These welded specimens could be easily fractured by hands.

The bone specimens could be cut at 72 h.

In fact, our morphological observations based on isotype specimens showed that T. sinense could represent a morphologically intermediate type of T. indicum, and molecular data suggest that T. indicum and T. sinense should be conspecific.

However, a re-examination of the specimens [11] has shown that this species could represent a surviving member of the extinct family Diatomyidae among the "ctenodactyloid rodents", i.e. a sciurognathous family [12].

As a result, FOBU-12718 and other specimens of Undichna from the 18-inch Layer could represent seasonally linked behavior of Fossil Lake teleosts, although this idea requires more testing.

Scannella's Triceratops specimen with a hole on its frill, they argued, could represent a diseased or malformed individual rather than a transitional stage between an immature Triceratops and mature Torosaurus form.

The specimens are so densely packed that they overlap each other and could represent a mass mortality event.

However, expression of ALDH1,CD166 and EpCAM, which could represent the dormant stem cell portion, increased in the post-operative specimens which are in agreement with previous reports [ 23- 25].