Sentence examples for specimens represents from inspiring English sources

The ability to perform specimen radiography to confirm the presence of representative calcification within the specimens represents a significant advantage over fine-needle aspiration.

Lead investigator Lee Berger, from the University of Witwatersrand, has been investigating whether thinly layered material excavated with the specimens represents fossilised skin from the creatures.

The first group of five specimens represents the middle part of the span of a continuous beam and specimens are flexurally strengthened.

In metallic materials, testing CT specimens represents a usual procedure to determine fracture parameters, whereby ASTM Standard E-399 specifies the geometry and general configuration of this kind of tests.

To our knowledge, this collection of specimens represents the largest of its type in the world.

The age of the specimens represents a limitation and we thank the authors for the remark.

These specimens represent evolution and adaptation, frozen in time.

Mr. Kauffeld is in charge of more than 500 specimens, representing about 200 species.

Its bird collection comprises 1,800 specimens representing some 360 species.

Only a few specimens represent the meagre beginning of the dinosaurian reign.

The Toronto Zoo has a fine collection comprising about 3,800 specimens representing nearly 450 species.