Sentence examples for specimens of long from inspiring English sources

Stage 1 weathering is evidenced in most specimens of long bones, rib fragments, and mandibular fragments as fine longitudinal cracks, without concomitant flaking and the formation of a fibrous texture.

The technique of spore collection through electrostatic attraction in plastic lids is applicable to fresh lamellate and poroid fruiting bodies from the wild, to short-lived deliquescent mushrooms, to older and dehydrating fleshy fruiting bodies, even to animal-infested mushrooms and also to dry specimens of long-lasting tough species such as Schizophyllum commune.

Surgical specimens of long-standing RA (from four patients) were examined as positive controls.

In this study, we have analysed the dynamics of chromosomal instability and chemosensitivity during glioblastoma progression using a unique cell model comprising three cell lines derived from surgery specimens of a long-term surviving glioblastoma patient.

Caudipteryx was one of the first-known feathered dinosaurs; fossil specimens have impressions of long feathers on the forearms and tail.

The 55ft-long (17 metre) specimen of the long-necked Diplodocus longus is believed to be the first sale at a UK auction of a large dinosaur skeleton, according to experts.

The paper also discusses some loading conditions effects in the compressive strength of granite: load distribution; constraints of transversal deformation on the loaded ends of specimens; long term loads; cyclic loads.

Additionally, focused ion beam milling allows for preparation of long specimens (approx. 12 μm in our case).

Here, we characterize AHR and CYP1A gene expression in embryonic and juvenile specimen of a long-lived, apex predator, the American alligator (Alligator mississippiensis), and investigate variation in gene expression profiles in offspring collected from sites conveying differential exposures to environmental contaminants.

Consequently, automated methods for measuring the morphology of specimens have long been desired by systematists, geneticists and evolutionary biologists.

This is accounted for by specific preparation stages before light microscopy including drying of specimens, which leads to adhesion of long follicles to interfollicular epidermis.