Sentence examples for specimens part of from inspiring English sources

The specimens, part of a collection marked "unregistered fossil plants," has been gathering dust in a gloomy corner of the British Geological Survey for more than 150 years.

The distinction between the three described species of Sculda from the Solnhofen Lithographic Limestones (cf. Tab. 1) is not clear and the validity of all these species is at best uncertain, based on our examination of a large number of specimens (part of them depicted in Figure 2).

Microsatellite analysis and methylation specific PCR (MSP) were performed on DNA from eight ovarian cancer cell lines, 75 ovarian cancer specimens (part of a collection of ovarian tumor specimens described by us previously [ 39]) and the four normal stromal ovarian specimens (see study design in Figure 2).

In his article, "The Creature Revealed," he declared the specimen part of a true ogre.

Ksepka was invited to check out the specimen, part of the collection at the Charleston Museum, when he worked at North Carolina State University in Raleigh.

Specimen part of MCP-322 imaged by variable illumination settings.

Because current exposures to certain environmental chemicals may be related to future adverse health effects, the panel recommends that an architecture be developed to support long-term storage of human specimens and that a process be established to provide for sharing of specimens as part of future investigations.

The collection consists of twenty-two thousand spartmens and part of it is on display as the museum's Exhibit of the Month - "A Rainbow of East African Butterflies".

Talk story about a field trip to Long Island to collect fish specimens as part of an NYU extension course entitled "Tropical Pish As a Hobby".

The New Yorker, June 6 , 1953P. 33 Talk story about a field trip to Long Island to collect fish specimens as part of an NYU extension course entitled "Tropical Pish As a Hobby".

By Hollis Alpert and John Brooks The New Yorker, June 6 , 1953P. 33 Talk story about a field trip to Long Island to collect fish specimens as part of an NYU extension course entitled "Tropical Pish As a Hobby".