Sentence examples for specimens that replicate from inspiring English sources

In these cases, the lack of associations for this evidence actually is less important than the lack of specimens that replicate the distinctive features of the H. naledi morphology.

* indicates the introduced species Poa annua, used as an outgroup ** indicates specimens that were replicated from the DNA extraction stage onwards to check for replicability The program Primer3 [ 76] was used to design primers for amplifying regions 400 to 450 bp in length from the nuclear regions DMC1 and CDO504, and the following chloroplast regions: rpl32- trnL, rpoB- trnC and trnH- psbA.

In order to overcome the deficiency of natural joint specimens with the same surface morphology for experimental studies, we present a technical method for replicating natural joint specimens that incorporates two advanced techniques – three-dimensional (3D) scanning and 3D printing – using computer-aided design (CAD) as the 'bridge'bridge

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

That was a pattern that replicated itself.

"They're learning in an environment that replicates real life".

Specimens were decayed in individual 58 × 38 × 22 mm polystyrene boxes with closely-fitting lids, filled with a physiological buffer solution that replicates the composition of onychophoran haemolymph (= Robson's saline) [ 40], with the omission of glucose.

To account for technical variations and to strengthen the quality of the data, we aliquoted 3 technical replicates from each specimen that gave us a total of 48 nanoLC-MS runs.

Micro-notches need to be fabricated on test specimens to replicate surface defects for experimental determination of fatigue life studies.

Samples were fixed in 4% formalin, with 5 specimens per replicate (i.e., 15 per group).

Specimens like that are rare indeed.