Sentence examples for specimens themselves from inspiring English sources

Although the specimens themselves are natural, their preparation and presentation are artfully orchestrated for maximum aesthetic effect.

But some insects don't tend to damage the specimens themselves.

This increase in the rate of steel loss can be explained by the marked increase in the circumference expansion in the specimens themselves.

To determine a cut point during pre-study validation, drug-naive specimens are often analyzed on multiple microtiter plates taking sources of future variability into account, such as runs, days, analysts, gender, drug-spiked and the biological variability of un-spiked specimens themselves.

The photos, which range in size, are shown next to the much smaller insect specimens themselves.

These were kept in the open and the colours were prone to fading and the specimens themselves prone to damage by beetles.

On the Saturday I visited, the specimens identified themselves as Jean-Hugues Nguyen, 22, and Clement Durand, 28, students in Art Center's Transportation Design department.

Further precision may be possible with more detailed (genomic scale) genetic data and a search for archaeological specimens, which themselves may be subject to genetic analysis.

Using high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) with UV detection, with quantification against a PLTX standard, we found that all four of the purchased zoanthids that were visually consistent with the Virginia home aquarium specimen were themselves highly toxic (approx. 500-3500 µg crude toxin/g wet zoanthid) (Fig. 3, Table 3).

The blade is cut into 5 to 15 pairs of pinnae (possibly as low as 3 or as high as 20 in unusual specimens), which are themselves deeply lobed or further subdivided into pinnules.

What makes the latest discovery so remarkable is that the blood cells and collagen were found in specimens that the researchers themselves describe as "crap".