Sentence examples for specimens raises from inspiring English sources
The positive correlation between range map derived range size and number of museum specimens raises legitimate concern that excluding poorly known species may bias the results.
Add to this that the frequency of the other mutation from benign to malignant specimens raises the possibility that variants with those alterations could be involved in the development of high grade intraepithelial and invasive disease from benign lesions.
However, the pure fact that PHD3 is highly overexpressed in human tumour specimens raises the question, whether PHD3 may represent a suitable target for therapeutic intervention against pancreatic cancer as its overexpression caused a dramatic suppression of tumour growth in experimental pancreatic cancer.
Go there, support your local grower and do your part to prevent the full-flavored strawberry and other delicious specimens raised with taste in mind from slipping under the waves of foods grown for speed and efficiency.
The experimental results showed that uncrack capacity of specimens raised by increasing reinforcement ratio, which could be due to shrinkage of yarns in cement media that behave as pre-stressing for concrete.
"Of course this specimen raises many more questions than it answers, and those questions will only be resolved by further fieldwork," study leader Brian Villmoare of the University of Nevada at Las Vegas said during the news conference.
The new specimen raised some eyebrows when it was presented Thursday at the annual meeting of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology.
No evidence of rising antibody titers was found in the convalescent-phase specimen, raising suspicion of cross-reactivity to a previous Flavivirus infection or yellow fever vaccination.
The Siberian parrot specimen also raises some interesting questions regarding parrot biogeography.
The type specimens were raised in captivity.
Captured live specimens were raised in climate-controlled laboratory conditions in an effort to find out.
