Sentence examples for specimens to have from inspiring English sources
Test results proved UHPC specimens to have much higher shear strength and ductility than NC beams.
Based on the findings in this work, the stylus method can have a potential to evaluate surface roughness of these specimens to have a better understanding of overall bonding quality of such species so that they can be used more effectively for different applications.
Septal muscularity, and typhlosole morphology and termination were all indistinguishable other than a slight tendency of L. herculeus specimens to have fewer atyphlosolate segments than L. terrestris.
Based on our distribution of number of sequences obtained from each species, we would expect the specimen with the most shallow coverage among the 50 specimens to have a coverage of 11×.
However, if the 89 patients who may be considered JEV unknown were as likely as those with optimally timed specimens to have JE (20/403; 5%), approximately five additional JE cases could have been added to the burden calculation.
Although there is no significant intergroup difference between the CES and ANT or CES and COM grafts, respectively, the data indicate for CES specimens to have less regenerated LDFs than ANT specimens but more than the COM samples.
At the end of the show, fearless kids from the audience clambered aboard the restrained specimen to have their pictures taken.
They reckon that George Washington is the finest specimen to have assumed office, despite paintings showing "a pear-shaped old man with narrow shoulders and matronly hips".
However, for soil specimen BTw20s902, unloading prior to inundation caused the soil specimen to have negative pore-water pressure due to dilation of the soil with hysteresis in the pore-water pressure during loading and unloading.
Fred J. Seaver reported one specimen to have grown to a height of 10.5 inches, but a more usual height range is 15 20 cm.
Most specimens appear to have landed on Antarctic ice sheets between about 700,000 and 10,000 years ago.
