Sentence examples for the current specimen from inspiring English sources

He contrasts the well-behaved butterfly of the past with the current specimen.

In addition, the correlation accuracy between cryo-FM and cryo-EM would be reduced during the current specimen transfer procedure.

The value of a eq is estimated from the current specimen compliance and taking into consideration the damage zone, E f is a corrected flexural modulus to account for stress concentrations at the crack tip and stiffness variability between specimens, and G AD is the shear modulus of the adherends.

This technique relies on a eq, which is computed based on the current specimen's compliance and accounts for the fracture process zone (FPZ) effects at the crack tip (not taken into account when the real value of a is considered).

For each sampling time-point, ratios of antibody concentrations/titres were calculated by dividing the current specimen concentration/titre by the preceding month's concentration/titre.

Only more samples of P. interposita would shed light on this question, but based on the current specimen, it is possible that the mitochondrial lineage of P. c-album has invaded the genome of P. interposita in recent times, resulting in a situation where the two genomes give conflicting signals regarding phylogenetic relatedness.

With respect to structural response, it was found that there was a greater reduction in the load carrying capacity of the constant current specimen than in the constant voltage specimens when compared to that of the control.

From this table, it is clear that the reduction in the maximum compression load for the constant current specimen is more than those for the constant voltage specimens.

In addition, the constant current specimen behaved in a less ductile manner than the constant voltage specimens.

This is indicative of greater corrosion damage in the constant current specimen.

Since the concrete specimens which had undergone accelerated corrosion experienced similar percentage steel loss of approximately 8 %, it can be concluded that the constant current specimen (with 9.5 % strength reduction) experienced greater strength reduction per percentage steel loss than constant voltage specimens (with an average of 5.1%% strength reduction).