Sentence examples for specimens to live from inspiring English sources

However, while it may be possible for wild specimens to live that long, they are thought to have shorter lifespans in general due to the threats of predation, habitat loss, disease, and other biological and environmental factors.

Also tomorrow at 10 a.m., "A Day at the Beach: Scuba Observation," hands-on discovery of the creatures of the deep, with urban park rangers and scuba divers collecting live specimens to be placed in touch tanks.

Half a century on, the songs his father passed down to him remain living, organic entities, not specimens to be kept behind glass.

The lifespan of the Central American squirrel monkey in the wild is unknown, but captive specimens have been known to live more than 15 years.

This can provide 3-D reconstructions of fluorescent label distribution (e.g. probe localization and sample structure) and time-lapse (motion) data when applied to live specimens [ 22, 37].

And the new North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences recently opened with four floors of intriguing specimens, from rare whale skeletons to live animals like the Hercules beetle and the two-toed sloth.

For a live specimen to be imported, it must first be listed as an approved species on the Live Import List.

Complete fossil specimens are closely related to living forms.

Missions to Mars will subject living specimens to a range of low gravity environments.

The parents (TM-1 and 3-79) and their 186 RIL progeny are maintained as living specimens to produce seed, fiber, and leaf tissue for this mapping effort and other genetic studies.

To visualize the EGFP-expressing cells at higher resolution, we used a novel imaging technology called lattice light-sheet microscopy, which is based on applying a thin sheet of patterned light onto living specimens to reveal sub- and supra-cellular structures in three dimensions at high speed (Chen et al., 2014).