Sentence examples for specimens to make from inspiring English sources

(A close second: the ichthyology department's practice of bleaching fish specimens to make their skin transparent, and dying the bones and cartilage to give researchers a better view).

At his restaurant, Rosemary's in the West Village, he uses past-their-prime specimens to make a vinaigrette for a panzanella, halving them across their equators, scooping out the seeds and grating the flesh on the large holes of a box grater.

In 1986, Miami-born artist Candy Jernigan arranged a choice selection of specimens to make this visually calming piece.

Given that up to 80% of primary lung adenocarcinomas stain positive for Thyroid Transcription Factor -1 (TTF-1), we regularly used intraoperative immunohistochemistry for TTF-1 on frozen section specimens to make this distinction.

"When I make a puppet, I hang myself on straps like a lab specimen to make sure the motions are right, as written," one quotation said.

The first specimen to make it to England met an untimely end in the office of the superintendent of the Zoological Society, asphyxiated by the lid of a washing-stand that fell on its head.

More recently, the trend has been to emphasize the natural beauty of the specimens and to make a sharp distinction between the water and the viewing space.

The protocol that we contribute can serve as starting point for those willing to improve the membrane contrast of their specimens or to make 3D studies on the architecture of membranous compartments by electron tomography.

The types of specimens used to make the final diagnosis were purulent material collected through simple swab in 1/7 eyes (14.2%) or drainage of abscesses in 2/7 eyes (28.5%) and orbital tissue biopsy of associated lesions in 4/7 eyes (57.1%).

The specimen used to make the diagnosis was the purulent discharge collected by swab in 5/15 eyes (33.3%).

But comparisons with existing specimens are essential to make sure that any apparently new species really is new.