Sentence examples for Take some tissue from inspiring English sources
Take some tissue papers and put it in the mixture.
Take some tissue and make a cover out of it.
(Male, 18 24 group) I would be worried about giving consent before they performed an operation in case the main task of the operation is to remove cancer...and they take some tissue for research.
I would be worried about giving consent before they performed an operation in case the main task of the operation is to remove cancer...and they take some tissue for research.
While endoscopy procedures are generally painless, there might be some minimal bleeding if the doctor takes some tissue for a biopsy.
I didn't want to give him, of all people, a soggy handshake so I took some tissues, stuffed them into my hands and clenched my fists around them.
Consider taking some tissues and hand sanitizer because you never know who opened the airplane toilet doors!
The idea is simple: take some muscle tissue from a single cow and grow it in a nutrient solution.
The theme of privacy appears, for example, in a report on the PBS program Religion & Ethics Newsweekly which focused on the issue of tissue donation, quoting bioethicist Jonathon Moreno: "If you take some of my tissues, my cells, and do genetic analysis, you're learning not just about me, but in some measure, at least, you're learning about my relatives.
The Thai doctor who was riding in the car with me was calling on his mobile phone to the team there, telling them to do whatever they had to do to hold that embalmed body out and take some blood or a tissue sample".
