Sentence examples for teaching specimens from inspiring English sources

Now dead, they were among the first people to register with the Red Cross donation program, though their bodies were used only as teaching specimens.

Special rooms equipped for teaching and for handling specimens are provided in many museums.

These courses have been confronted by resource limitations, including too many students and not enough space to accommodate them all, and very few instructors and teaching resources, including human specimens and microsections [ 3].

The lab then uses a combination of labelled diagrams and color photographs of real specimens to teach students basic trilobite morphology and its associated terminology (Figures 2 and 3).

Willmott was presumably one of the craftsmen more used to preparing human medical specimens for the teaching hospital's museum, and didn't cope very well with a horse.

It is important to teach patients to provide good specimens (e.g., the difference between a spit versus a deep cough for sputum samples).

The use of fresh cadaveric specimens as the primary teaching platform in instructional courses for board certified surgeons supports this claim.

"Just as these specimens were used to teach doctors in the past, attendees of Death Salon use them as an inspiration for discussion about death today," Rosenbloom says.

Moved and impressed, Mütter vowed to amass his own medical specimens back home, as a teaching aid to his students.

CT is a non-destructive imaging modality for building didactic materials from wet specimens in a Pathology Museum, for teaching radiological and pathological correlation.

This lab will be particularly helpful to those institutions that lack a large teaching collection by providing color photographs of museum specimens.