Sentence examples for specimens was published from inspiring English sources

Recently, a six-gene signature predicting breast cancer lung metastases obtained for metastatic human tissue specimens was published (Landemaine et al, 2008), which correlated with increased risk of lung metastasis in a series of 72 lymph node-negative breast tumours.

Many collections were sent to Europe for study during the American colonial period, and checklists of marine species were compiled as studies of the specimens were published.

Patient characteristics of melanoma specimens were published, except for DMBC9 which was derived from primary tumor, T3bN1bM0 of male patient, age 52.

Between 1991 and 1997, three papers about microbiological concordance between bone and non-bone specimens were published, accounting for 145 patients with osteomyelitis [ 6- 8].

A summary of the article and other perspectives related to the specimen was published by James Clark in the same issue (pp. 373 374).

By the time their paper, the first based on detailed observations of bonobo behavior, was published, the specimens were dead, allegedly killed by stress during Allied air raids.

The second oldest species is Proteroctopus ribeti a single specimen from the Jurassic of France was published in 1982.

flabellifolia was published by George in 1996, the type specimen having been collected northwest of Northampton in 1993.

Clinicopathological and experimental studies on VEGF-C/D expression in esophageal squamous cell specimens and in esophageal adenocarcinoma specimens have been published [ 18, 19].

Church says the complete genome of the passenger pigeon from museum specimens will soon be published, and researchers are beginning to alter the genetic make-up of a more familiar bird – the chicken – to practice their techniques.

Contrasting with the large amount of information about the quantitative culture of bronchial specimens, little has been published on the cytological aspects of BAL in pneumonia.