Sentence examples for specimens points from inspiring English sources

The fractographic analysis of the fracture surface of the coated specimens points out the characteristic heterogeneous nature of the coating, particularly regarding some of its mechanical properties, such as fracture toughness.

The analysis of ancient mtDNA sequences, extracted and amplified from 24 Neolithic central European specimens, points to a genetic discontinuity between these early farmers and current European populations [26].

Identification of identical strains of Streptococcus pyogenes from all specimens points at probable transmission from the midwife to both patients.

Moreover, it is found that the cross-section slenderness does not have a significant influence on the monotonic and cyclic behaviour of the specimens, pointing out for the possible relaxation of the cross-section slenderness limits currently specified in Eurocodes 4 and 8.

Computational predictions of miRNA target genes, followed by a series of data filtering using representation of GO terms and classification of lung cancer specimens, point to a minimal set of 17 genes derived from 251 developmental process genes that correctly predict most of AD and SCC tumors selected from multiple independent cohorts.

For this approach, the locations of nine anatomical landmarks were recorded from the foot of each specimen (points 1-9: Figure 1B).

Secondly, these secondary lobes may contribute to ghost images by returning the detector light coming from out of axis specimen points.

In a drawer of neatly pinned, mounted, and labeled specimens, McAlister points to an old, yellowed specimen of Melanothereva that's missing a wing and some of its legs: It's one that Darwin collected in Valparaíso, Chile.

This color variation is likely the result of differences in the age of the specimens and points out the need to use mature specimens for physical characters to separate species.

The testing program consisted of compression tests on cubic specimens, three-point bending tests on beams with notch and wedge-splitting tests on cubic specimens with notch.

Variations in the strain maps in the zone affected by shear and tensile stresses are analyzed, and the difference in response between specimens is pointed out, particularly with respect to ring orientations.