Sentence examples for specimens going from inspiring English sources

A formal loan form is required for all specimens going on loan, including in-house loans.

"I have a problem with the specimens going out.

12 In Denmark, access to well-documented archived (especially paraffin embedded) pathological specimens going back several decades makes it possible to perform large scale molecular epidemiological studies that can be efficiently linked to a wide range of other databases.

In China, the proportion of TB due to Beijing family strains in stored specimens going back to the 1950s was similar to the proportion among more recent specimens (12).

The herbarium specimens went to the nascent Smithsonian; the live plants were placed in a hastily constructed greenhouse behind the old patent office.

A new card showing an inexperienced player can be yours for less than a dollar, but rare vintage specimens go for vastly more.

At present pet-quality Singapuras can cost £800-900 (USD1,300-1,500 USD) while show specimens go for upwards of £1,000.

Most of Cope's specimens went to the American Museum of Natural History or to the University of Chicago's Walker Museum (most of the Walker fossil collection is now housed in the Field Museum of Natural History).

One fine specimen went for $7.80 a pound and found itself on a plane to Los Angeles in an hour or so; at 136 pounds, the price worked out to $1,060.80.

The specimen went unsold, but the event raised many questions.

An unaltered specimen goes for approximately $1,200.