Sentence examples for specimens that capture from inspiring English sources

Special test specimens that capture tensile, compressive and shear strengths, as single or combined loads, were designed, manufactured and tested.

In some of our field specimens that were captured inside a henhouse, sand flies might have fed on different hosts and used the shelter as a resting site (Brazil et al., 1991).

The Critically Endangered Pondicherry shark (Carcharhinus hemiodon) is known only from 20 museum specimens that were captured in the heavily-fished inshore waters of Southeast Asia: it has not been seen since 1979 (Cavanagh et al., 2003).

Specimens that were once captured tended to be captured more frequently than those that had never been captured.

Obtaining accurate longevity estimates can be hampered by the low probability of catching older individuals as they represent a small portion of the entire population, difficulty associated with capturing large specimens that are more capable of escaping gear than smaller conspecifics, and the reduction of older individuals in the population due to fishing pressure (Bishop et al., 2006).

We dissected specimens with laser capture microdissection from the tumour site in PPFE samples (n=8) of randomly selected lung adenocarcinoma specimens that were surgically resected and performed relative quantitative RT PCR analyses.

Wild-caught refers to specimens that originate from the wild, and does not include individuals that are ranch-raised or progeny from gravid females captured from the wild.

Traditional glass cabinets hold plant specimens that have "a use or value to mankind" and displays show the indigenous people's ingenuity with what's to hand, such as a giant nut from the fish poison tree – used to stun fish for easy capture.

When it comes to evolution, many focus on those special specimens that survive, known as the "fittest".

We are very grateful to villagers from Mauang Village (Thakhek district) that captured the specimens of Laonastes aenigmamus.

Specimens were then frozen and set in liquid silicone (CopyFlex™ Culinart Inc .. Once cured, specimens were gently removed from the silicone to produce a highly durable flexible rubber cast that captured minute detail of the morphology of the fish.