For satisfactory specimens, the frequency with which cytologic categories were reported varied by time since LMP, although differences were modest and did not affect the chance of abnormal cytology or its severity among women diagnosed with CIN2+.
From July 2009 to November 2016, five patients in our institutions were histologically diagnosed using a resected specimen with HSH, which were confirmed by pathologists.
Water specimens from all sources with which the patient had contact were tested for Legionella by culture.
Identifying homotypic synonyms involved collecting the name by which a type specimen was first described, the name with which this specimen is currently associated and finally the original name (basionym) of that current name.
The sensitivity often depends on the diligence with which the specimens are collected and processed [ 4].
A fourth important point of contrast between photographs and specimens lies in the rapidity with which new findings can be distributed to the scientific community.
In Bugs Britannica, a companion to the impressive cultural guides Flora Britannica and Birds Britannica, the word "bug" is misleading : all British invertebrate life is examined here, including octopus, jelly- and shellfish, and even some halfway-house specimens with spinal cords which the authors endearingly confess make them "nearly-vertebrates".
Unlike the EBR specimens with stainless steel which were monitored with several strain gauges, the NSM specimens were monitored only with the DIC technique.
Also, the figure indicates that at 30 °C less strain was predicted in the crack region of the models with SAMIs than those without SAMI with the exception of the specimens with sand asphalt, which were in compression.
It is this singular specimen and the remarkable ease with which it lumbered into our cultural landscape that propelled the Diplodocus (and, indeed, dinosaurs) towards celebrity.
