Sentence examples for specimens to give from inspiring English sources
At Jones Beach recently, there were enough supermanly specimens to give Charles Atlas the willies.
Mr. Busse often uses dwarf Alberta spruce, as well as various rock and herb garden specimens to "give the illusion of scale".
Average measurement of the 3 aliquots were recorded and divided by the weight of the specimen to give counts per gram (CPG) of cartilage per minute in a liquid scintillation counter.
Morphological measurements of mandibular skeletal elements were taken for each specimen to give general dimensional information.
Each test was done with three specimens simultaneously to give reproducible results.
But, as it turned out, Piltdown was a forgery composed of the skull of a human and the jaw of an orangutan, with teeth carefully filed, and the whole specimen stained to give it the appearance of antiquity.
In this study, we also included an apparently normal brain cell culture (as monitored by karyotyping) from a human GBM specimen in order to give some information on the effect of irradiation in normal brain cells.
The sum of all the three scores for each specimen was calculated to give a score on a scale of 0 to 9. For those with only two scores, the third was taken as the average of the first two and sum of the three was calculated.
Many of these concerns remain similar in the context of microbiome research, where individuals may be asked to give specimens to be deposited in research banks for an indefinite period of time and for an undefined or loosely defined purpose.
No attempt was made to give specimens that were unavailable or gave a negative culture an arbitrary cfu score since a negative culture could indicate a score anywhere between the value for 1 colony (1.78 log cfu/ml) and minus infinity; the results on these specimens were not used in the anlysis.
Experiments were performed on one specimen type especially designed to give stable crack propagation in the joint: the modified Tapered End Notched specimen in Flexure.
