Sentence examples for specimens would be from inspiring English sources

The company said they would probably be "second-class" (that the better specimens would be more sought-after and would go).

More than that, trying to outbid wealthy buyers for improperly collected specimens would be a stupid move for any self-respecting institution, especially since $1m would allow a museum's palaeontology crew to spend several seasons finding and collecting new dinosaurs.

Darling explained that the specimens would be going to the American Museum of Natural History, so that there would at least be a record of the bats that had once lived in Aeolus.

The analysis determined that a total of 8 fracture specimens would be necessary for a power of 0.91.

Fifty-three percent of respondents indicated that their biobank informed contributors regarding how long specimens would be stored.

The oldest specimens would be displayed first, and the exhibit would end with modern humans, i.e., "us".

In a letter Mr. Brown wrote, he said the goal was that "we had hoped that at least one specimen would be preserved" if war came to the United States.

After a number of expeditions including the present one, hope was given up that a specimen would be found.

One of these halves was returned to the specimen packet in case more hooks from the same specimen would be required.

A total of $750,000 would be paid for the specimen, and both Hurum and the museum administration were confident that the specimen would be their "Mona Lisa" (Tudge and Young 2009).

Before the actual test, a small preload not exceeding 5%% of the expected ultimate load was applied slowly and removed to eliminate any slack in the support system so that the specimen would be properly seated on the supports.