Sentence examples for voucher material from inspiring English sources
Voucher material for C. scortechinii recorded on Mount Kinabalu include the following: SABAH, Ranau, Mount Kinabalu, Kinataki River, ca. 4500 ft (1370 m), 7 Mar.
DNA-sequence data have helped with this task, but current procedures of DNA isolation from millimeter-scale crustaceans, such as harpacticoid copepods, leave little to no voucher material for morphological analysis, and many procedures yield only enough DNA for a single amplification reaction.
Some of the early descriptions of tropical species thus do not even have the locality where the holotype or voucher material was collected (some examples in Chenu 1842 1853).
Voucher material from each population was deposited at the State Herbarium of South Australia (Appendix 1).
Voucher material has been deposited at the German Oceanographic Museum in Stralsund.
The freshly fixed specimens used in this study will be deposited as voucher material at the ZMB.
Vouchered material was preserved in acetone (MAR and Southern Ocean cruises) or 95% ethanol (Northwest Atlantic, MAB, Eastern Atlantic, and Arctic cruises).
Cytochrome oxidase I (COI) barcodes were obtained from 518 individuals and 36 species of Lymantria, including sequences assembled and generated from previous studies, vouchered material in public collections, and intercepted specimens obtained from surveillance programs in Canada.
The following keywords were combined simultaneously to identify studies: medication, therapy, appointment, compliance, adherence, mental health, mental illness and psychiatr, with the terms incentive, compliance, money, payment, contingency management, voucher and material.
Two general paths are possible: 1) treatment of voucher specimen material to inactivate pathogens, such as preservation in formalin; or 2) notification by disease specialists to biodiversity specialists of any detections of pathogen-positive samples, such as samples that are inactivated or isolated.
In addition, to promote a more efficient allocation of resources, more aid will be provided in cash rather than vouchers, food or material resources, and there will be less earmarking of funds.
