Sentence examples for specimens with data from inspiring English sources

In particular, we recommend that natural resource managers and researchers introducing biocontrol agents deposit voucher specimens with data including the number of individuals introduced, the original source population of agents, the laboratory where they were reared, and the location of introduction.

At the time of compilation of this manuscript (October 2004), there were more than 6,000 annotated cases of prostate cancer specimens with data on over 30,000 archival paraffin-embedded tissues blocks and 5,800 frozen tissue blocks, and two sets of tissue microarrays (TMAs) that are currently available to the research community.

We only used specimens with complete data (date and locality) or where these data could be reliably inferred e.g. from the collectors name (Additional file 1: Table S1).

Collections identified with an asterisk indicate the existence of specimens with collection data, but without an official collection number at the moment of our study.

The number of specimens with sequence data (ntax), number of variable (# Var), parsimony informative (# Pi), percent parsimony informative (% Pi) and total number of base pairs (bp) is reported.

All specimens with sequence data for ITS2 and for at least one of the two chloroplast markers (rbcL, matK) were included in three datasets (rbcL & matK; rbcL & ITS2; rbcL, matK & ITS2).

For the broader range analysis, we included animals from our experimental behavioral trials, sympatric animals from our demographic study site at Whitney Well, and specimens with mass data from the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology (Berkeley, CA) from Kern and five other California counties.

Inter-story drift of the specimens was calculated with data from laboratory apparatus and verified with test results.

BO participated in design of the study, collected and identified specimens, and helped with data analysis and drafting of the manuscript.

The result of the calibration process was verified through FE simulation of a comparison of each specimen with experimental data.

EUS-guided FNA (EUS-FNA) is an established tissue-acquisition technique, with most studies concentrating on cytologic analyses of specimens, with only few data existing on histologic assessment.