Sentence examples for specimens is due from inspiring English sources
It is therefore possible that the nuclear staining pattern in patient specimens is due to previous treatment with alkylating agents, resulting in nuclear accumulation of MGMT.
Therefore, the lack of DSC3 expression in these breast tumor specimens is due in part to both epigenetic and genetic mechanisms of gene silencing.
Our study with primary CLL specimens demonstrates that the frequent loss of E- cadherin gene expression in CLL specimens is due to histone epigenetic silencing of the E-cadherin promoter.
The results suggest that some variability in the level of S100A4 in tissue specimens is due to infiltrating cells, such as T-lymphocytes, but that S100A4 is present at a higher level in the carcinoma cells of liver metastases derived from colon carcinomas than the corresponding primary colon carcinomas.
When subject to cycles of push-pull loading, failures of all the specimens were due to shear.
The decreased strain hardening and increased ductility in the SiO2 doped specimens are due to the segregation of amorphous glassy phase to the grain boundaries, thus hindering grain growth and facilitating grain boundary sliding, which is the primary mechanism of deformation in fine grained materials at high temperatures.
The major cracks in normal or slightly heated RCB specimens were due to loading and appeared at the beam center at an angle with the abutments.
And this specimen is due to be paid the equivalent as a single package for massaging a few numbers.
Another Montana specimen is due to go on display shortly in Leiden in the Netherlands and one also recently went on display in Berlin late last year.
An impressive specimen is due to go up on the forecourt of Buckingham Palace on Wednesday (3 December), while Downing Street's 20ft tree is due to be delivered in the first week of December and have its lights switched on the following week.
A weak peak appeared at 1471 cm−1 in the IR spectrum of surface products of blank specimen is due to the existence of ferroxyhite phase associated with the amorphous ferric oxide on the steel surface.
