Sentence examples for the subject specimens from inspiring English sources

The numerical predictions obtained are validated against relevant test data and are used to provide insight into the mechanics through which the ECC layer enhances the out-of-plane behaviour of the subject specimens in terms of strength, stiffness and deflection.

To assess the clinical categorization of the various subjects' specimens (i.e. normal, rhinitis, aCRS inflamed mucosa, or aCRS polyp), data from the most phenotypically distinct specimens, 9 clearcut aCRS nasal polyp (aCRSp3 through aCRSp11) and 8 clearcut normal (N1 through N8) specimens, were compared using a gene-level analysis of ∼22,000 well-established genes.

The subjects contributing specimens used in the present study were broadly representative of the entire AREST CF cohort.

This was anticipated in constructing the model, by assigning the subject source of specimens as a random variable which could be measured against the fixed processing effects.

Table 1 presents the subject demographic features for specimens utilized in this study.

Each specimen was weighed to detect the density before subjecting the specimens to compression test.

All the subjects provided stool specimens.

The 2D and 3D specimens are the subject of the experimental work in this study.

Hjartarson's quest to procure those human specimens was the subject of a 2012 documentary The Final Member.

Before subjecting the specimens for FESEM analysis, all the specimens were prepared by placing them individually into an auto fine coater (JEOL Model JFC 1600, Tokyo, Japan).

Construct stiffness was measured by subjecting the specimens to cyclic loading while measuring gapping at the osteotomy site.