Sentence examples for specimens with many from inspiring English sources

His principal work is Manuel typographique (2 vol., 1764 66), the first volume of which deals with punch cutting and typefounding; the second is devoted largely to type specimens, with many pages of ornaments.

Therefore, α-D-mannosidase activity may be a useful marker for C. trachomatis in urogenital tract specimens, with many advantages, such as its speed, ease of use, convenience, and need for no special equipment.

Because of the poor preservation of the specimens with many characters not recognizable (e.g., antennal groove), we tentatively attributed Tetraphalerites to Tetraphalerini based on a single recognizable apomorphy, which is a mesofemur not extending beyond side margins of body.

Increasing in number of cells was considered mild for specimens with several cells per HPF (score 1 = 5 to 10 cells), moderate (score 2 = 11 to 30) for specimens with many cells for HPF, or severe (score 3 > 30 cells) for specimens with conspicuous and very conspicuous number of cells per HPF, respectively.

Moreover, the percentage of positive specimens associated with many of these codes also tended to be high.

The detection of so many cases of deep divergence is surprising given the geographical focus on Bavaria and the comparatively low number of specimens sequenced per species with many taxa represented by singletons and doubletons.

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"In return, amateur mycologists provided him with many specimens of fungicolous Hypomyces".

Young specimens can be confused with many edible boletes, though as the pores become more pink the species becomes easier to identify.

Fig. 4 a Right submacular surgical specimen consists of collagen with many capillary channels (arrows), some of which have erythrocytes in their lumens (crossed arrows).

Patagosaurus is almost completely known, with many articulated specimens found covering almost all of the skeleton, including parts of the skull.