Sentence examples for specimens especially for from inspiring English sources

It is shown that the shear strength of the adhesive strongly influences the fatigue response of the patched specimens, especially for the highest loading levels.

We constructed a multiplex PCR and genotyping system selecting four pentanucleotide STR loci (Penta E, Penta D, Penta B and D10S2325) with multi-colored fluorescently labeled primer sets that are newly designed in order to genotype from mixed specimens, especially for degraded DNA samples, of which the amplicon sizes are smaller than about 200 bp.

Corrosion rate measurement by weight loss of coupon specimens especially for the uniform corrosion is the simplest and the best service condition technique.

The initial elastic stiffnesses are different for all specimens especially for the slab with closed stirrups where it is experienced the highest initial stiffness compared to the reference slab.

As mt 16S rDNA are considered to be one of the mitochondrial markers which are able to correctly place zoanthid specimens, especially for Zoanthidae and Spheopidae families, within a species group (Sinniger et al. 2008; Reimer and Todd 2009; Swain 2009), applying this marker in the present study categorized these specimens into three species-level groups with a high level of confidence.

Pseudo-presence data are not, however, a substitute for having accurately georeferenced museum specimens, especially for narrow-ranging species and ecological specialists with narrow niche breadth.

The methodology described here could be used as another tool for CJD diagnosis, using relatively easily-collected human CSF specimen, especially for CJD diagnosis in the countries like China where the brain postmortem is rarely performed because of the tradition.

It may be possible to extend the application to the other clinical specimens such as blood, saliva and fecal specimens, especially in septicemic states with important clinical impact and further studies are warranted for this purpose.

If you're not familiar with alcohol-preserved specimens, especially those that were collected and stored in ethanol many decades ago, you're lucky — for obvious reasons!

"It's really tough for us hairless apes to tell fishes apart, so there can be a lot back and forth on specimens, especially when they're in poor condition," Mr. Frable explained.

Logistic problems in early phase of the study, support tools in sending specimens to laboratories in Kuala Lumpur, refusals to participate in the study by potential subjects, duration of study period and refusals for blood to be taken for specimen especially among younger subjects were among the limitations we faced during the study.