Sentence examples for specimens that appear from inspiring English sources
Tip-off: When a vendor grows only a small amount of a crop, but at the farmers market sells specimens that appear to be of uniform size and appearance or look like they have been waxed, that is a tipoff that they may have been commercially packed, and may not have come from his farm.
In their studies on the behavior of full-size reinforced concrete elements in bond splitting modes of failure, researchers opted to use splice specimens that appeared to be effective in providing realistic experimental data.
He later found specimens that appeared to preserve the legs' exterior cuticle.
Specimens that appeared to have intact stomach contents were frozen onboard.
Conversely, specimens that appeared very similar (matching the species description of P. lutea) sorted into several clades that were deeply genetically divergent.
A further difference might be that X. wusu lacks any types of fontanelles in the carapace or the plastron whereas they are present in more than half of the specimens from Mesa Chelonia that appear to be adult-sized individuals.
This same topology was obtained with both phylogenetic methods, except regarding the specimen DB3091 that appears as sister taxon to Clade XII with the Bayesian Inference (BI).
Microscopic examination of the soldier's skin biopsy specimens revealed organisms that appeared similar to the protozoan Coccidia, leading to a misconception that the microbe was a parasite.
When we slightly tilted the specimen, the regions that appeared to be amorphous could change into crystallized structure, which suggested that there existed the misorientation difference between different regions and that the 'amorphous' regions are not really composed of amorphous phase, but crystallized phase.
In addition, no abnormalities were found in 42 biopsy specimens obtained from areas that appeared normal in 13 patients.
A specimen that megascopically appears homogeneous, for example, may reveal several mineral components under a microscope or upon exposure to X-ray diffraction techniques.
