Sentence examples for specimens this is from inspiring English sources

If the film is less maudlin and more psychologically astringent than most American specimens, this is partly a matter of Mr. Grimaldi's restraint and partly thanks to Nanni Moretti's sharp and unpredictable turn as the dad in question.

But of all the new specimens, this is one of the most important found over the last decade," says paleontologist Stephen Brusatte of the University of Edinburgh in the United Kingdom.

Fatigue test results showed that pre-strained specimens have a shorter fatigue crack propagation life compared to non-strained specimens; this is the opposite of results observed in carbon steel.

However, it may be difficult to yield reliable prognostic information for an individual patient from the expression pattern of EMT markers in surgical specimens; this is in part due to high variability of marker expression patterns in different tumor areas in a heterogeneous sample [127, 128].

Because we found a predictable branching pattern of two or three nerves in 97% of specimens, this is unlikely to have influenced the results.

Whilst the small number (three) of adenoma specimens used in the present study may have contributed to the different results with this group of specimens, this is unlikely to be the explanation for the carcinomas and liver metastases, since 24 specimens of each were used.

An oil film was found on a large number of specimens; this was removed by collectors.

For each specimen, this was repeated in order to determine an average number of silver grains per histological section.

A plasma specimen was collected from participants who tested positive for HIV antibodies on the finger-prick specimen, and this was shipped to the ICRL.

If a specimen is too dark, this is often a sign that the specimen is too thick and should be carefully ground more thinly.

Shimmering red specimens, streaming into the light: this is beautiful in an appalling way.