Sentence examples for specimens proved to from inspiring English sources

Making detailed portraits of insect specimens proved to be the perfect antidote to the trigger-happy, "disposable" photography that Biss feels is the current fashion.

Apparently, quicklime-stabilized specimens proved to be mechanically stronger which indicate a potential to sustain higher bearing loads than hydrated lime-stabilized specimen albeit in small measures at the various dosage levels.

Finally, the molecular approach used in this study, involving the combination of a transformed ITS dataset and DNA-pooling of a moderate number of infected host specimens, proved to be a simple but reliable method to address parasite population differentiation over space and time (see also [ 40]).

Moreover, the compression of the foam eartips, evaluated using a specially designed foam specimen, proved to have no significant effect on the reflection coefficient.

The dissected specimen proved to be a papillary renal cell carcinoma.

No environmental specimen proved to be positive for P. aeruginosa.

> -wrap-foot> as a reference, Figure  2 shows the left ventricular endocardial surface of a patient with chest pain whose biopsied specimen was proved to be normal by histology.

It was decided to use such curing methodology for the tests of coating performances on bronze specimens since it proved to be effective for the specific application (see "Results and discussion" section).

The result is significant in that museum insect specimens have already proved to be an important resource for e.g. identifying recent bottlenecks [4] or the development of traits such as insecticide resistance [5] etc.

Furthermore, as they constitute a simple and inexpensive standard method for sterile short- and long-time storage of arthropod specimens and have proved to be compatible with downstream mass spectrometry applications, insects from already existing collections may be subjected to this type of analysis.

On top of the quality of the specimen, Baryonyx also proved to have the remains of a fish and the bones of a baby dinosaur in its stomach providing some of the best evidence for the diet of carnivorous dinosaurs known.