Sentence examples for specimens in that from inspiring English sources

The single wood duck specimen showed less change as a result of skeletonization than did the other bird specimens in that the greatest lengths of all limb elements changed by less than one percent.

Figure 17; Table 1 A single lower jaw fragment with P4-M3 and almostost complete angular process (DPC 12990) exhibits occlusal morphology that is very similar to that of G. aslius, but differs from all specimens in that species' hypodigm in having a very small M1 and a relatively large P4.

Saliva sampling has the advantage above collection of blood specimens in that it is easy and cheap to administer.

The depth of imaging (less than 0.3 mm) of the confocal microscope is a limitation for large specimens in that it allows for examination near the surface only.

Moreover, concerns regarding data-sharing may be similar for both microbial and human specimens, in that once samples are shared with other researchers it becomes difficult to regulate or withdraw consent.

We used an iterative statistical approach that excluded outliers in the distribution of virgin test results until no remaining value was greater than two standard deviations above the mean optical density of the virgin specimens in that batch.

The age-distribution of the 93 specimens analyzed by MLVA-ompA wasimilarar to that of the 157 total specimens received, in that most specimens occurred in the patients 16 24 years of age (Table 2).

While such grand theatrical devices might be reminiscent of other cities across the Soviet bloc, from Moscow to Minsk, Pyongyang is a unique specimen in that the original intentions remain intact.

Thus we warn against the practice of dousing whole (if fragile) specimens in consolidants that cannot be easily removed as these can mask such cryptic soft tissues as effectively as if they had been prepared off of the matrix.

Although hadrurin was reported as component of H. aztecus venom [ 22], the specimens used in that work were not taxonomically identified and latter it was realized that scorpions from that geographical region should be named H.

In contrast, the rate of tractions decay depends on the specimen thickness in that it decreases with thickness scaling.