Sentence examples for specimens of uniform from inspiring English sources
In the first series, flat specimens of uniform cross-section are subjected to various combinations of tensile and shear loading to characterize the elasto-plastic response.
Finally, a large multi-institutional study including specimens of uniform characteristics using independent techniques to verify gene expression at the RNA, DNA and protein levels will be vital in reaching our ultimate of goal of improving the care of head and neck cancer patients.
Butterfly-shaped specimens of non-uniform cross-section are used for the second series to study the onset of fracture in the martensitic steel.
Histopathological examination with the use of the hematoxylin-eosin staining demonstrated that the specimen was composed of uniform spindle cells.
Such complex predictive tools in rheumatology can be guided by the experience of multiplex testing in oncology, which has demonstrated the importance of uniform specimen handling and prospectively collected specimen repositories.
What this points out is the importance of uniform specimen handling.
A simple and general formalism for the analysis of the grain boundaries in specimens solidified under local conditions of uniform temperature is presented.
Tip-off: When a vendor grows only a small amount of a crop, but at the farmers market sells specimens that appear to be of uniform size and appearance or look like they have been waxed, that is a tipoff that they may have been commercially packed, and may not have come from his farm.
Specimens of Pontohedyle are externally uniform and easily distinguishable from other acochlids by the lack of rhinophores and the bow-shaped oral tentacles.
As a representative application, the method is applied to measure the flow behavior of tensile specimens beyond uniform elongation.
From the finite element analysis, it was found that the bond stress distribution depends on the embedment length of the specimens; approaching uniform distribution as the embedment length decreases.
