Sentence examples for an organ whose from inspiring English sources

Identifying the "right" toxin is particularly difficult when the disease affects the kidney, an organ whose main function is to clear the blood of toxins.

Constructed by Tim Hawkinson, it is called an "Uberorgan" -- literally an organ whose "pipes" are 13 bulbous, bus-size balloons wrapped in red netting.

Last year, to mark the event of his 80th birthday, Philip granted an interview to a veteran of the Daily Telegraph, an organ whose royalist stance has prompted Philip to refer to it as "The Family Bugle".

Mr. Putin's presidential administration — an organ whose influence reaches into every corner of the state — will be dominated by the confidants who have surrounded him for a decade, including fellow veterans of the intelligence and security services.

His first synthesizer-like instrument was a Hammond, an organ whose sounds were produced by an electric current that could be manipulated with a sliding bar.

Placenta is an organ whose proper development and function are crucial to the health, growth, and survival of the developing fetus.

As one of the functions of the seed coat is the protection of the plant embryo, the outer ovule integument is an example for a plant organ whose morphogenesis has to be precisely regulated.

Brandenburg's work was based on that of Eberhard Zwicker, the "father of psycho-acoustics", who figured out that the ear was an imperfect organ whose imperfections could be exploited, which led Brandenburg to slice significant chunks out of sound files.

Some authors believed it to be a glandular organ whose secretions leak into the stomach [ 13], an absorptive structure [ 12, 14], a site of microbial fermentation [ 15, 16], or simply an organ that acts generally in digestion [ 17, 18].

After all, once it had finished its purpose of childbearing it was a useless organ whose only final act could be malignant transformation.

And she agrees that the brain is a complex organ whose workings are still largely mysterious, and that we may at some point in the future discover other mechanisms by which traumatic memories can be recalled after being hidden from consciousness for many years.