Sentence examples for specimens to date from inspiring English sources

Most analyses of Stat5 in breast cancer specimens to date have focused on detecting either Stat5a or Stat5b or investigated Stat5 without discriminating between Stat5a and Stat5b.

They had stumbled upon the most complete specimen to date of Sarcosuchus imperator, a prehistoric giant that hunted in the broad rivers of tropical northern Africa 110 million years ago.

The specimens showed extensive osteonecrosis at the bone adjacent to the interface in each of the three specimens studied to date (Fig.  8).

The recently analyzed skeleton is one of only three feathered Ornithomimus specimens discovered to date, "and one of the best in the world," van der Reest said.

But all the many specimens discovered to date have only been found having been washed out of their places of growth.

No green fractures have been observed on any of the bone specimens recovered to date.

In the Daohugou deposits fish are completely absent but salamanders are extremely abundant (several thousand specimens recovered to date) (Liu et al., 2006).

Amongst the almost 600 samples studied, no green fractures have been observed on any of the bone specimens recovered to date.

Theoretically, specific PCR should be more sensitive than culture, as shown in respiratory specimens, but to date attempts to detect M. pneumoniae in blood by PCR have not been successful.

No physical map is available for any of the C. hominis specimens sequenced to date to aid the assembly of genomic sequences.> Most of the 14 unmapped contigs from specimen 37999 were small (≤1,824 bp) and were sequences of multicopy genes (ex. rRNA units) and genes with paralogs in the genome or large repetitive sequences (ex. fatty acid synthase and cgd5_1210 and cgd5_1220).

With the exception of six avian bones and isolated non-diagnostic rodent elements, all identifiable, macro-skeletal specimens recovered to date from the Dinaledi Chamber are clearly hominin, and all the distinctive morphological aspects of H. naledi are near identical in excavated and surface-collected specimens and are considered part of the hypodigm of H. naledi.