Sentence examples for specimens that display from inspiring English sources

By imaging and re-diagnosing teratological specimens that display a similar condition congenital anomalies can be studied beyond the limitations of single case studies and the spectrum or heterogeneity of a congenital anomaly becomes more clear.

Finally, we use molecular cloning and identify the putative parental species of four clownfish specimens that display the morphological characteristics of hybrids.

Specimens that display BBC features (hormone receptors and HER-2 lack of expression), are called, in routine practice, as "triple-negative" breast cancer (TNBC).

Specimens that display basal-like features are called "triple-negative" breast cancer (TNBC) in routine practice because they are defined by their lack of estrogen receptor, progesterone receptors, and human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (Her2).

We obtained, through an aquarium fish importer, samples from three unidentified clownfish specimens that displayed hybrid characteristics such as aberrant colouration or shape.

The mean methylation level was 18.3%[95%5 % confidence interval (CI), 14.5 22.2 %] among gastric cancer tissues that displayed over 1.0%% methylation in the DCC promoter and 4.9%% (95 % CI, 3.3 6.5 %) in the corresponding normal gastric mucosa specimens that displayed over 1.0%% methylation (P < 0.0001, Wilcoxon/Kruskal Wallis test; Fig.  1c– d).

And by some estimates, around 80percentt of the marine reptile specimens that are on display in local and regional Chinese museums have been "altered or artificially combined to varying degrees".

In addition, the diagnosis of Lichnomesopsyche daohugouensis Ren, Labandeira and Shih, 2010, is revised based on five, well-preserved, new specimens of L. daohugouensis that display additional species-diagnostic characters of the hind wings which were lacking in the holotype [ 21].

This marker, here denoted as CQ11FL, differentiates specimens of the pipiens form, that display a PCR product of 200 bp, from the molestus form (250 bp).

Lucky Kate was given a tour of 22 of the most extraordinary specimens that have ever been on display at the renowned museum.

(Only one per cent of the thirty-two million specimens that belong to the museum are displayed at any given time).