Sentence examples for specimens instead of from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, another simple way to incorporate plants into the lab stream would be to use an array of plant specimens instead of animals in the engagement exercise during week one of the stream.

SEM analysis of fatigue fracture surfaces reveals the subsurface crack nucleation in the UIT-processed specimens instead of superficial crack initiation observed in the pristine and EDSA-processed ones.

"Who decided that prevention, protection, and precaution are dispensable parts of public health" she asks, "while people are treated like specimens instead of valued members of our country?" The total number of people sickened from exposure to the oil and dispersant will never be known.

In our region, pregnant women did not permit us to obtain rectal swabs (because of religion, etc).; thus, we obtained vaginal specimens instead of recto-vaginal specimens.

This alone means an enormous amount of time can be saved, digitizing a few specimens instead of the hundreds to thousands needed to generate a morphospace.

Moreover, FISH was conducted on primary tumor specimens, instead of cultured tumor cells, to rule out any genetic alterations brought about by in vitro manipulation.

The single-bacterium detection capability of SERS makes possible analyses directly on clinical specimen instead of pure cultured bacteria.

At times this task is delegated to a junior pathology resident to be performed on a formalin-fixed specimen instead of a fresh specimen.

The second part of the analysis was performed in the same manner, now using the postoperative QoL subscales, and pathological TNM stage of the resection specimen instead of endosonographical TNM stage.

A further advantage is that such investigations are carried out on one single specimen instead of that on two adjacent strips, which could probably have variable composition and biomechanical properties, a consequence of the heterogeneous nature of AsAA wall tissue [ 21].

We find this specimen instead to be a member of the B. equatoriana (sensu stricto) clade and was likely previously misidentified.