Sentence examples for specimens that would from inspiring English sources

Even though there are serious issues with private fossil collecting, it can provide the scientific community with fossil specimens that would never have excavated otherwise.

It was size he was interested in, colossal specimens that would match the monstrous scale of his own ego and business interests.

Despite a bout of snow blindness, he was able to collect specimens that would ultimately demonstrate Antarctica's links to other land masses.

WITH all the different ways rock and mineral fans can amuse themselves -- gem cutting; jewelry making; prospecting; fossil, mineral and crystal collecting; and micromounting (preparing dime-size crystal specimens that would cost a fortune or be impossible to obtain in large sizes but that look gorgeous under a microscope) -- one would expect a bewildering maze of Web sites.

The fossils include the one-and-a-half-tonne adult and also two juvenile specimens that would have tipped the scales at about half a tonne.

Or, in a struggling reef, Gates envisions planting the bred coral between already existing coral on the reef, in an attempt to introduce super specimens that would then breed with native population and increase the ability of the whole reef system to withstand climate change.

The WESCAC plans to create a being called GILES (Grand-Tutorial Ideal, Laboratory Eugenical Specimen) that would possess superhuman abilities.

Each summer since moving back to New York, I have searched the produce aisles in vain for a specimen that would match my homegrown memories.

This study required the collection of specimens that otherwise would have been discarded and information from medical records that was available to hospital personnel.

This study required the collection of specimens that otherwise would have been discarded, and used information from medical records that was available to hospital personnel.

The study required the collection only of specimens that otherwise would have been discarded and information from medical records that were available to hospital personnel.