Sentence examples for specimens taken from inspiring English sources

Through Feb. 25. "Barbara Roux: Evidence From Nature," featuring sealed bags containing specimens taken from nature.

Specimens taken from the patients all came back negative in local tests, said Nyoman Kandun, a Health Ministry official.

The new tests were based on specimens taken from Mr. Speaker in Atlanta on April 25, New York on May 27 and Denver on June 1.

That day, a laboratory technician was testing specimens taken from the eyes of people with bacterial conjunctivitis who had been given an antibiotic eye drop containing fluoroquinolone.

Two-thirds of the expenses of the second Nepal expedition were underwritten by the Geographic Society; the remaining costs, like the specimens taken, were divided between Yale and the Smithsonian.

One team, lead by Nicholas Gotelli at the University of Vermont, studied the historical decline in specimens taken by museums and private collectors.

The identification of the deceased and of all specimens taken from the body is critical; the time of death and the blood grouping must, if possible, be established.

European and Asian collectors are the biggest contributors to the illegal cactus trade, with specimens taken from the wild particularly coveted due to their rarity.

Investigators collected the samples — which are 3 of about 650 specimens taken from various ranches since the investigation began — about a half-mile from the spinach fields, he said.

Results: Bacteria were recovered in specimens taken from 12 ears.

Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus was cultured from specimens taken intra-operatively.