Sentence examples for specimens so the from inspiring English sources

Only a limited number of dentists and dental technicians responded to our request for fractured specimens, so the proportions of samples are probably not representative of all fractures occurring.

Look, these beetles are actually really cool: Museums use them to clean the flesh off of specimens so the skeletons can be stored safely.

Group assignment was not indicated on the specimens, so the mycologists were therefore blinded to treatment allocation.

Based on clinical examination the index child was diagnosed as clinically compatible with polio, and type 1 VDPV (21 nucleotides substitution) was isolated from stool specimens, so the child was classified as a VDPV case.

The histological OGJ and the histological distribution of the tumour were reconstructed on the macroscopic copy of the resected specimens so that the origin of the tumour could be confirmed as being at the gastric cardia and the length of the tumour extension into the oesophagus could be identified.

The parameter of (beta) is the factor to introduce damage in the specimens, so in the case of larger value of this parameter the damage is more.

By extracting the T L orientation specimens so that the loading axis on the fatigue test and the crack propagation direction were transverse and longitudinal to the welding direction, respectively, the crack propagation tests were carried out for both the as-welded and post-weld heat treated (PWHTed) FSWs at room temperature and 200 °C.

Drying wetting cycles coarsened the pores of concrete specimens so that the sulfate was more prone to enter the interior of concrete, thereby accelerate the failure of concrete material.

Therefore, until today common taxonomic working practise is that the characterization of a taxon refers only collectively to a set of included specimens so that the character data are not associated with the individual specimens they were taken from.

The prominent spongologist Felix Wiedenmayer was the first to note the species's unusual necrotic behavior: "The flesh becomes slimy soon after death, flowing out of the specimens, so that in most dry ones the black remainders of flesh merely coat the fibers and tympanize some of the meshes".

The area of interest comprised the central third of the specimen, so that the bone close to the titanium side walls was not included.