Sentence examples for specimens too from inspiring English sources

Dinosaurs may get the headlines, but we must look out for these beautiful and important specimens too.

About 250 marine specimens too big to move or generally undesirable were released at sea from the chartered towboat Sheila Moran, midway between Sandy Hook and Long Beach.

But researchers say the land isn't empty it's occupied by a decades old botanical garden and also by smaller buildings where the curators keep their offices and store some specimens, too.

Tumor specimens too small to provide sufficient sections for all the immunoassaying procedures were disregarded from the study.

Other areas of relief in the head region might also represent appendages; the preservation is inadequate and the number of specimens too few to be sure.

Matthew was, she laughed, "a beautiful physical specimen, too.

Ittenbach noticed this specimen too and annotated it as "A.

Still, there is an unmistakable feeling that the three-screen Valerie laptop could potentially go the way of the dodo bird — an outsized specimen too awkward to make it to the next step of how the world of computing is evolving.

Because of this, several scientists have noted that the type specimen, and thus the genus Allosaurus itself or at least the species A. fragillis, is technically a nomen dubium ("dubious name", based on a specimen too incomplete to compare to other specimens or to classify).

Because of this, several scientists have interpreted the type specimen as potentially dubious, and thus the genus Allosaurus itself or at least the species A. fragilis would be a nomen dubium ("dubious name", based on a specimen too incomplete to compare to other specimens or to classify).

Be careful when gossiping, because you can dig under the skin of the snake to get the juice, but can also be bitten by the specimen too- gossip hurts when it's about you.