Sentence examples for specimens may exhibit from inspiring English sources

Subadult specimens may exhibit the same kind of dark, parietal spots characteristic of A. contortrix, but sometimes these are still visible in adults.

The application of our model to data drawn from experiments with young pigs may mask a limitation of the method: experienced experimenters know that older and more pathological (human) specimens may exhibit a much more discontinuous response, as would specimens that have been experimentally destabilized, with clear and abrupt inflection points in the loading and unloading curves.

The same specimen may exhibit different severities of reactive astrogliosis in different locations, such as a distinct glial scar along areas of damaged tissue after penetrating or severe contusive trauma (Fig.  4d), which may be surrounded by areas of decreasing severity of reactive astrogliosis (Fig.  4c) as distance away from the lesion center increases (Fig.  4b).

For instance, the age and type of the specimen may affect test results, and cell lines made from primary tissue may exhibit chromosomal changes and mosaicism as an artifact of the transformation process.

This information can be used to select specimens for introduction from appropriate regional groups, taking under consideration that individuals from different environments may exhibit evolutionarily important differences in adaptively significant traits.

Atomic nuclei may exhibit relaxation effects.

Ten ESCC specimens were collected from patients undergoing oesophagectomy, and eleven normal oesophageal tissue specimens of the abdominal oesophagus were collected from patients undergoing total gastrectomy for gastric cancer because the non-cancerous oesophageal tissues of ESCC patients may exhibit dysplasia or potentially be cancerous tissue.

Especially troublesome specimens may need to be scrubbed a bit.

Also, specimens may be useless if they are not handled properly before they reach the laboratory.

The oldest living specimens may be more than six hundred years old.

Older specimens may smell unpleasant.