Sentence examples for specimens to support from inspiring English sources
We are therefore directly using museum specimens to support a difficult concept, that evidence can be interpreted differently depending on viewpoint, or belief.
Furthermore, direct contact assays on MC3T3-E1 pre-osteoblasts demonstheted the capacity of all analyzed specimens to support cell adhesion, normal cellular morphology and growth.
Renal cancer xenograft and cell culture models are being established from surgical specimens to support the personalized identification of novel biomarkers in RCC.
In conjunction with standard pathological approaches, this assay can be used as a complementary or companion diagnostic to analyze clinical tumor specimens to support development of novel cancer therapies or to optimize patient selection for therapies currently in use.
HEAL was a pre post interventional study that aimed to a) characterize relationships between environmental exposures and childhood asthma morbidity in post-Katrina NOLA; b) assess a novel asthma counselor intervention; and c) collect biological and environmental specimens to support future studies.
Electron microscopy and Raman spectroscopy of the fracture and failure modes of the test specimens were used to support the results and conclusions.
Fragments of glass coverslip (0.16 0.19 mm thick) were placed around the specimen as 'legs' to support an intact coverslip which was then laid on top.
In order to build a global infrastructure involving high-quality specimens and data collections to support a broad array of scientific projects, a highly supportive political environment is also critical.
However, if they are not observed in specimens, it is necessary to support the diagnosis with clinical and epidemiological data, with serological studies, or by isolation of the fungus.
However, more specimens of H7 are required to support this hypothesis.
Researchers reported that a subadult and a juvenile skeleton were found in the same quarry as the "Sue" specimen, which has been used to support the hypothesis that tyrannosaurs may have lived in social groups of some kind.
