The phrase "a length of tissue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, medicine, or anatomy when referring to a specific measurement or piece of tissue.
Example: "The surgeon removed a length of tissue from the patient's abdomen for further analysis."
Alternatives: "a piece of tissue" or "a segment of tissue".
In reality it appears that the two propectuses are tightly coupled by a length of ligament-like tissue connecting the propectal condyle to the endosternum.
Over a 10 cm length of tissue, this would correspond to between a 10 80% drop in MGMT activity (based upon mean values shown in Table 2).
The interpenetration of CNS and PNS tissues in the rootlets or spinal cord surface forms transition zones with a length of rootlet containing both tissues [ 31].
We normalized counts of zooxanthellae by dividing numbers of each of Symbiodinium by contour length (i.e., number of Symbiodinium per unit length of tissue) for each health state and location within the tissue (surface or basal body wall).
Although the length of tissue supposed to form philtral ridge on affected side is deficient, the difference of lip lengths between affected side and non-affected side was not huge.
All control cases were matched to patients for age, gender, post-mortem interval and length of tissue fixation.
Another explanation could be that the heterogeneity in staining signal intensity seen between individual cases is influenced by pre-analytical parameters, for example, tissue handling during and after resection, length of tissue fixation in formaldehyde or tissue storage conditions.
The left peroneal nerve was dissected free from surrounding tissues on a length of 3-4 cm and tendons were left intact.
At this site, one neural fold (right side) was removed over a length of 4 5 somites by gently tearing the tissue with a pulled sharp glass micropipette.
Recognizable sex organs develop by an embryonic length of 92 mm, and tissue differentiation is complete by a length of 150 mm.
