Sentence examples for the specimens represents from inspiring English sources

The ability to perform specimen radiography to confirm the presence of representative calcification within the specimens represents a significant advantage over fine-needle aspiration.

Lead investigator Lee Berger, from the University of Witwatersrand, has been investigating whether thinly layered material excavated with the specimens represents fossilised skin from the creatures.

The age of the specimens represents a limitation and we thank the authors for the remark.

It is noted that the specimens represent the soft or/and hard tissues of human organs.

The pattern collected from the specimens representing the other three treatments looked similar and are not shown here.

The donor age of the specimens represented the young age of the typical patient population experiencing ACL ruptures.

The specimens represented novel formulations of mixed "wastes" containing coarse screened mineral, digested sewage sludge, quicklime, and pulverized fuel ash mixed and compacted together to form mechanically competent material.

Consequently, most studies evaluate a relatively small cross-sectional area from each specimen, the chance of finding a crack in any given field is small, and there is a significant chance of not finding even one crack in the specimens representing a particular subject.

Dr. Berger indicated that the specimens represent a model that could lead to the genus Homo, but as the field of paleoanthropology is contentious, a number of researchers disagreed and indicated that they though the species was an evolutionary dead end.

For example, specimens from the Neotropics are coded as American, even though the specimens represent well-documented Asian invasions [ 17, 20].

The majority of the specimens represented malignant tumours (48%); however, a large percentage of benign (24%) and borderline (28%) tumours was also analysed.