Sentence examples for specimens down to from inspiring English sources

You might glimpse, perhaps, a "parota signata" -- a fish bottled by Charles Darwin during his journey on the Beagle -- or look inside the museum's Dermestarium, where flesh-eating beetles clean specimens down to the bones.

In this work, a novel cross-sectional synchrotron microdiffraction method is used to characterize such gradients by analyzing cross-sections of nitrided Fe Al and Fe V alloy specimens down to a depth of 500 μm, with a depth resolution of less than 10 μm.

We found that all eight bacterial targets could be reliably quantified from sputum specimens down to a concentration of 100 CFUs/reaction (8333 CFUs/mL).

Bacterial targets could be reliably quantified from sputum specimens down to a concentration of 100 CFUs/reaction or approximately 8000 CFUs/mL.

Both the mRT-PCR 1 assay and the mRT-PCR 2 assay were highly sensitive for the detection of all bacteria in mock specimens down to the level of 100 CFUs/reaction, except for P. aeruginosa, for which the assays were approximately 1 log less sensitive.

After the specimens cooled down to ambient temperature with the axial loads kept constant, the stub columns were loaded to failure.

Furthermore, a double-sided guarded hot plate apparatus (GHP) is specifically designed and fabricated for the measurement of the thermal conductivities of the insulation specimens operated down to liquid nitrogen temperature.

He added, "We've known for a while, from Microraptor, about specimens with feathers down to their toes, and with feet already resembling those of modern birds".

Through opening the furnace door, the specimens were cool down to room temperature.

However, full recovery of the decreased strength is also observed when the heated specimens are cooled down to room temperature.

The knee specimens were dissected down to the distal femur, proximal tibia, and ACL, and then fixed in 10%% neutral buffered formalin for 48 hours in 15 ° of flexion.