Sentence examples for specimens many times from inspiring English sources
It was decided that small biological specimens many times larger than the average organelle could possibly be translucent enough to laser light such that it might not be necessary to use the casting method of Evans et al. Instead it was decided to attempt to image plain untreated specimens of cellulose and insect chitin.
In this approach, the same specimen area is imaged many times at different tilt angles, and the images are computationally combined to generate a density map of the imaged specimen.
More exotic specimens and larger arrangements go for many times more.
Although renal biopsy specimens were repeatedly examined by PCR many times, only DNA sequence of T. laibachii, not C. albicans, was detected.
For logistical reasons, collectors of museum specimens many decades ago spent disproportionately more time in lowland areas along coastlines or rivers.
These features are often small, requiring examination or measurement of specimens in the hand, reflecting the fact, repeated many times in the book, that those interested in birds shot them to collect unusual specimens.
Moreover, the data in the four above-mentioned cases came from a relatively small number of specimen, where each animal has been measured many times.
(That tuna, of course, fetched many times more than a normal one would, as the first specimen of the season always does).
A screen for fentanyl, a synthetic opioid many times more powerful than heroin, would come back inconclusive "due to interfering substance(s) present in specimen".
