Sentence examples for specimens so far from inspiring English sources

The specimens, so far, have been scattershot.

It took six years to complete the echibits & eighteen expeditions to gather the specimens so far shown.

In contrast, all of the earliest European modern human specimens so far tested have yielded only modern human-like, and no Neanderthal-like, mtDNA sequences (Caramelli et al. 2003; Serre et al. 2004).

Larson estimates that the team has analyzed more than 3000 wolf, dog, and mystery specimens so far, and he expects the group to submit its first paper this summer.

finnmarchica) is a very rare codfish species that was first discovered and described in 1932, and with a geographical distribution restricted to coastal regions of northern Norway for all the ca 50 specimens so far recorded [ 6].

"O.J.: Made in America" is maybe Watching's most mentioned TV specimen so far, and with good reason: It's one of the best mini-series in living memory.

It was the date and location of the primate's skeleton that tantalized: Scientists marveled at the age of the fossil, the earliest well-preserved specimen so far, and the fact that it was found in Asia.

And my pied imagination, ostensibly and almost grotesquely grovelling to my desire (but all the time, in ghostly conspiracies behind the scenes, coolly planning the most distant events of my destiny), kept providing me with hallucinatory samples of small print: " . . . the only specimen so far known . . .

He also named two additional species, based on size differences: Pterodactylus ingens (the largest specimen so far), and Pterodactylus velox (the smallest).

In Europe, more than half of all specimens characterized so far have been influenza B; the two influenza A subtypes each represent about a quarter of specimens.

The specimens found so far are so small — barely three feet tall — that they have been nicknamed hobbits.