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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a tissue to be" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a future action or state related to a tissue, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "I found a tissue to be used for the presentation."
Alternatives: "a tissue intended for" or "a tissue meant to be".
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This is as we might expect; we expect a tissue to be defined by its pattern of gene expression (although not necessarily at the developmental stage that was sampled).
In order for a tissue to be grouped as positive for phosphorylation, the score had to be 2 or greater.
Identifying all components in this way would require an ontology that utilizes a develops-from relationship, allowing lineage of a tissue to be traced.
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It requires surgery to excise the tissue to be used, a process that carries a small risk of weakening the muscles at that site.
Under state law, if no such instruction has been left, family permission is required for a dead person's organs and tissues to be used.
Previous formulations of cyanoacrylate, though very effective, proved to have too high a tissue reactivity to be used internally.
"And here's a tissue to wipe those tears away," she says.
Several transcripts exclusively detected in a tissue are known to be tissue-specific genes according to previous studies.
UM patients' relatives gave fully informed consent for a subcutaneous fat tissue sample to be taken.
Under normal circumstances, a tissue sample has to be sent away for analysis in the hospital's laboratories, which can still take up to half an hour.
However, yellow marrow (adipose tissue), a non-hematopoietically active tissue, is considered to be a marrow component with reduced activity concentration compared to RM.
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