Sentence examples for specimens were nearly from inspiring English sources

Hysteretic responses of the two specimens were nearly identical, and both types of steel braces buckled after they yielded.

As shown in Figure 1, the amplification curves for 5 μl of extracted specimens were nearly identical to the curves generated when either 1 μl or 2.5 μl of crude specimen was analyzed.

We demonstrated that qPCR outputs of high-grade serous ovarian carcinoma specimens were nearly identical whether tissue was preserved by snap freezing or fixed with formalin and embedded in a paraffin block.

Among his specimens are nearly translucent lime-green pieces of sea lettuce or Ulva lactuca; feathery Sargassum, a seaweed from the Caribbean that grows as far north as Connecticut; and Codium fragile, known as Sputnik weed, a spongy Japanese green alga discovered in Peconic Bay in 1957, the year the Soviet Union launched the Sputnik I satellite.

Our results show that the microbiomes in male first-catch urine and urethral swab specimens are nearly identical, independent of STI or urethral inflammation status.

These specimens were collected <100 km apart and have an uncorrected p distance for the mitochondrial DNA sequence of 1.3%; the nuclear gene sequences for these two specimens are nearly identical.

The percentage of EIP sites having a protocol to guarantee chain of custody for food environmental specimens was nearly the same as for non-EIP sites (38% vs. 36%).

Dr. Xu said the bones indicated that the specimen was nearly an adult.

Although the de-bonded length in a central part of CP500-3 specisen is 600 mm, the load deflection curve up to ultimate load of the specimen is nearly identical to that of CP1600-3 specimen using complete bonding for the total length.

The results reveal that although the ultimate strength of the unstiffened specimen is nearly 17% larger compared to that of the corrugated specimens, energy dissipation capacity, ductility ratio and the initial stiffness of the corrugated specimens are approximately 52%, 40%and20%0% larger compared to the unstiffened specimen, respectively.

Ostrom debunked this hypothesis by showing conclusively that the French specimen was nearly identical to the German specimen in every aspect but its size.