Sentence examples for specimens of a group from inspiring English sources
It was discovered by scientists from the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC, led by Kristofer Helgen, who were prompted to search the forests of Ecuador for it on the basis of some mislabelled museum specimens of a group called the olingos, which seemed in fact to come from no known species.
A sound file made up of vocalisations emitted by all specimens of a size group was created separately to calculate group-specific cepstrum-smoothed sound spectra [ 50].
No αSMA-positive cells were identified in any of the specimens of any group because of nonexistent myofibroblasts in the specimens.
First, atypical pathogens (i.e. C. pneumoniae and M. pneumoniae) were rarely detected in our hospitalized patients: of a subgroup of sputum specimens from a group of 304 randomly selected study patients, only 3 tested positive by PCR: 2 for M. pneumoniae and 1 for C. pneumoniae (IPC, unpublished data).
From this theory, relationships between the number of specimens in a group, the coefficient of variation obtained after testing the specimens, the targeted precision index and confidence interval are given.
The metabolite-based clustering of these specimens places a group of luminal A cancers with the normal breast specimens and most of the basal cancers together in a single branch.
Specimens of all groups were examined after the last periodically repeated treatment step (d3).
By contrast, the results of the tensile strength of all specimens of group 1 and group 2 were markedly above this limit (P < 0.001).
The avian specimens were part of a group of bones that had been 'arranged' on rocks by an unknown caver prior to discovery by our caving team, and are taphonomically distinct from the hominin assemblage.
Mastectomy or tumourectomy specimens in a group of 30 patients were taken from the operating theatre to the pathology department with the minimum delay and three biopsies were taken (two trucut biopsies with a 14G needle and one incisional biopsy).
Archived cancer specimens from a group of patients, who were previously studied to investigate the relationship between systemic cytokine levels and colorectal cancer (Heriot et al, 2000), were stained with the antibody Ki67 to measure proliferation and the antibody M30 to measure apoptosis.
