Caron and Jackson used computer software to simulate the numbers of species that would be found if smaller numbers of specimens were included, and found that the number of species "discovered" kept increasing as the number of specimens increased, rather than reaching a plateau.
87 NF-κB expression was higher in renal cancer specimens than in a control group, 88 and NF-κB is known to play an important role in endometrial cancer pathogenesis.
Hirst's shark, The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living, from 1991, seems to have shrunk, and here looks more like a specimen than an open-jawed threat.
A small error might thus be associated with the ages (around ±1 day for specimens younger than a month; around ±5 for older specimens based on visual inspection of the graphs in Lyne and Marotte51).
He told police that a prominent doctor sealed the three jars in 1901--making 1901--makings older than a century.
Its penetration is slow, and may reach an upper limit in specimens larger than a mid-gestation mouse [ 15, 27].
To vitrify specimens thicker than a few micrometers, it is necessary to do the rapid freezing at high pressures, around 2000 bar, because the freezing rate in thicker samples at ambient pressure is not high enough to prevent ice crystal growth.
Despite being less successful with tumors (e.g., a 50% success rate out of 18 ovarian carcinoma specimens) than with non neoplastic (a 90% success rate for adrenal gland), the reproducible yield of EC from human specimens enabled us to explore molecular differences between tumor and normal endothelium.
It is shown that equivalent conditions can be achieved in much smaller specimens than NESC-1 using a practical set of testing parameters.
In order to send a specimen from which pathogens are likely to grow, most published expert guidelines recommend obtaining a tissue specimen rather than a swab.
