Sentence examples for using the same specimen from inspiring English sources

Modest variations in loading conditions using the same specimen can yield considerable variation in the evaluated properties.

Quasi-static reference tests were carried out on an electro-mechanical test machine using the same specimen type and a static DIC system.

In addition, the sampling methodology along the panel was investigated, as well as the relation between shear and delamination tests, and the possibility of coupling them using the same specimen.

The two main findings are: while specimen cross-section configuration and fabrication method (specimen type) played a key role in controlling the fatigue longevity of the same cement, the stress amplitude was seen as the dominant controlling variable to affect the fatigue behaviour of different cements when using the same specimen type.

Using the same specimen of P. miliaris and the same imaging protocol, we found that the application of the contrast agent resulted in enhanced contrast, although some thin-walled structures, such as the ampullae or the oesophagus, became less visible.

Measures taken to reduce turn-around-time included using the same specimen to perform smear microscopy and the MTB/RIF test, training lab technicians to automatically conduct the MTB/RIF tests following smear-negative results (as opposed to waiting for a referral form), and paying for extra human resource support for laboratory staff.

In the future we hope to develop additional university-level labs on other key invertebrate fossil taxa such as brachiopods, mollusks, echinoderms, etc., using the same specimen-based approach focusing on ecology and evolutionary trends rather than memorization.

The objective of this study was to assess the influence of different final irrigating solutions on dentin permeability and smear layer removal using the same specimens and relate the results obtained.

(5) The b m -T relation of the tests with different K v using the same specimens was found to follow the same path in accordance with increases in b m, showing that the same permeability characteristics were observed at large b m values if the fracture profiles were the same.  .

Museum specimens have been the preferred source for scoring these characteristics, as they allow studies to be replicated – anyone may go back and repeat the study using the same specimens to verify the conclusions.

The possibility to use the same specimen preparation material for both HC-II and PCR-ELISA allows HC-II positive specimens to be further processed by PCR-ELISA if specific genotyping is needed.