Sentence examples for specimens to bring from inspiring English sources

Since Memorial Day, Pauly has made the monthly trips to San Pedro to determine how widely the lizard has spread and to collect specimens to bring back to the museum.

In Fig. 12, the best fitted curves of 0, 4 and 8% salt content specimens were tried to bring closer by multiplying the qu of each specimens.

The HWs from the PCUs and CHs distributed a faecal sample collection kit to the eligible persons in the households under their jurisdiction as per a regular schedule and explained how to collect the specimen and when to bring the collected specimen to the PCU/CH for testing.

Resurrecting the prehistoric woolly mammoth is serious business in South Korea, where scientists are using cloning technology and a preserved specimen to attempt to bring the beast back to life.

Wallace also collected specimens in the Amazon to bring back to London, but he lost all of his material when his ship, Helen, caught fire and sank on the way home.

If Charles Darwin hadn't been able to bring specimens home and mount them, Ms. Milgrom writes, "he never would have qualified for the position of naturalist aboard the HMS Beagle".

The fame of the Parthian horses soon reached the Chinese Imperial court and led the emperor Han Wu Ti to send an expedition westward as far as Fergana to bring back specimens of the new breed in 101 bc.

It was common to bring back "specimens" from Africa to parade around for the enjoyment of well-heeled, curious white patrons.

As the chamber is pumping out, switch on cooling of the microtome, and adjust temperature of the table to bring the specimens to -100°C.

Participants were asked to place urine samples in their home refrigerators and to bring urine specimens in a freezer lunch bag with frozen blue ice (supplied in the kit) to a drop-off refrigerator (4°C) at their respective colleges for pick-up.

The first is "kick-flip," to bring a specimen to light, "careful flip, careful return and watchful eye".