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A meta-analysis on p16 immunostaining on cytological and histological cervical specimens estimated that 2% of normal tissues and 38% of CIN1 showed diffuse staining, compared with 68% of CIN2 and 82% of CIN3 [ 30]. p16 immunostaining demonstrated to be cheap and easy to perform in pathology laboratories.

In E121 specimens, we estimated that in the CP, Nkx2.1+ cells constitute up to 3% of the total number of cells; approximately 30% of the Nkx2.1+ cells are GABAergic, suggesting that they are still not fully mature.

Tumour and normal tissues were dissected from sections cut from archival, paraffin-embedded specimens and we estimated that the resulting tumour DNAs were derived from at least 70% dysplastic cells.

By analyzing the OCT scans of a wedge-shaped bovine compact bone specimen, it could further be estimated that the imaging depth of OCT penetrating into compact bone tissue is about half a millimeter under laboratory condition.

The discovery team estimated that if this specimen is typical, Paralititans was second only to a South American titanosaurid, Argentinosaurus, which is regarded as the most massive terrestrial animal known.

In this study it was estimated that the unit specimen cost to test using reference standard was almost twice more expensive than use of Real time PCR assay, although the capital costs to buy the respective equipment was not included.

Mayr ([ 19]: 114) estimated that only one out of 60,000 specimens of birds (across all species) was a true interspecific hybrid.

It has been estimated that pathology laboratories process 50 million specimens every year and it is possible that institutions in the U.S. have warehoused more than 300 million specimens[ 6].

For example, Suarez and Tsutsui (2004) estimated that more than 100 million insect specimens are contained in just 11 entomological collections in the United States.

It was estimated that a medical technician can easily handle 20 specimens during a time frame of 24 h.

Several recent publications have estimated that more than half of mtDNA sequence publications contain errors [ 46- 48], some of which result from mismatched specimens.