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The phrase "a slice with an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of slice that is accompanied by something, such as a topping or ingredient.
Example: "I ordered a slice with an extra layer of cheese on top."
Alternatives: "a piece with an" or "a portion with an".
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"You can see why everyone's so nervous," said Jacopo Annese, an assistant professor of radiology at the University of California, San Diego, as he delicately removed a slice with an artist's paintbrush and placed it in a labeled tray of saline solution.
Using this knowledge, a slice with an "abnormal" midline can be corrected based on the midlines of the slices immediately preceding and following.
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Eat a slice with a piece of the restaurant's thin pita or crunchy zatar-spiced bread, then take another bite of beet.
After the plain CT scan, a slice with a clear image of the portal vein and the abdominal aorta was selected for CTP.
However, recent work revealed that the measurement of the fat based on an umbilical slice was well correlated and well concordant with that based on a slice with a L3 L4 reference [ 28].
Aortic FDG uptake was evaluated using (1) the mean TBRmax of the whole aorta, (2) the mean TBRmax of the most diseased segment, defined as the hottest slice and the adjacent slices superior and inferior to it, and (3) the proportion of active slices, defined as a slice with a TBR higher than 1.6 [ 25– 27].
However, for a completely regular structure, such as a cylinder, the area of a single slice with length gives an exact volume.
If, after ten minutes, you cannot wait any longer, slice off a piece with a serrated edge knife.
Cover about 3/4 of a banana slice with chocolate, using a cream stick or the end of a spoon.
To express the mutant subunit, we infected a hippocampal slice with an adeno-associated virus encoding α1(T125C) and an eGFP marker.
Garnish your glass with a slice of an orange on the side of it.
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