Sentence examples for what specimens from inspiring English sources

Some of these investigators have unrealistic expectations as to what specimens are available.

Table 2 describes common misconceptions and pitfalls that can occur when diagnosing melioidosis; the Figure illustrates when to suspect melioidosis, what specimens to take, and what types of tests are available.

If your creature cannot be in repose, then it's a bad design.' When you see our creatures, you're not going to say, 'Oh, what a great movie monster.' You're going to say, 'What aquarium, what specimen jar did that thing come from?' They need to look entirely possible in their impossibility".

One needs to thoroughly understand the anatomy of what specimen they are working on before work begins to ensure accuracy.

The 100% seawater was what the specimens in the laboratory were being acclimated to.

What undignified specimens they are!

Further research into the taphonomy of these deposits is strongly encouraged to determine the processes at play and what other specimens may contain hidden material.

Sampling from the SEER tissue repositories (Los Angeles, California Hawaii and Iowawas was dependent on what tissue specimens were available.

What a specimen.

Each photo was annotated with labels, legends, and text explaining what the specimen was, how it was observed (whole or mounted on a microscope slide), what type of sectioning was used (whole mount, cross section, longitudinal section), and whether it was observed with a dissecting or compound microscope (and at what total magnification).

"I want to take away the scientific surroundings, the educational environment, the dust, the grime, and the textbooks to leave behind solely the objects; focusing on the patterns and colors of the tissues instead of what each specimen was".