Sentence examples for a tiny clump from inspiring English sources

Stewart limits himself to a tiny clump of rhythm and a piano chord marching gently on each beat.

I disagree: I think a tiny clump of cells in a dish does not have equal standing with a person.

Most people might have trouble seeing a tiny clump of cells in a petri dish as a human being.

The anti-abortion movement's insistence that a tiny clump of cells constitutes life just as much as a 24-week-old fetus makes it look both extreme and uncaring.

The embryos used for deriving stem cells are taken at such an early stage -- just a few days after the union of egg and sperm in a petri dish -- that they are only a tiny clump of cells, no bigger than the period at the end of this sentence.

At the center of the microscope's field of view is a tiny clump of skin cells taken from a 3-year-old with HGPS.

Moreover, if that tiny clump of cells can potentially lead to treatments that improve peoples' lives, it seems to me that the sanctity of human life is better respected by following that potential, not preventing it.

Their father held them up while their mother displayed a photograph of three tiny clumps of cells in a fertility-clinic petri dish — their sons as embryos, plus a third that didn't make it.

(The immediate cause was pneumonia, but he suffered from sarcoidosis, a disease in which tiny clumps of abnormal tissue form in certain organs).

Further along is a nanoparticle that helps MRIs spot tiny clumps of tumor cells that have spread to the lymph nodes.

Pleasure evokes neural signals that converge on a small group of interconnected brain areas called the medial forebrain pleasure circuit — tiny clumps of neurons in which the neurotransmitter dopamine plays a crucial role.