Sentence examples for be desiccated from inspiring English sources

Equally importantly, Aedes are easier to bloodfeed and rear in large numbers, and their eggs can be desiccated and archived for long periods of time [31].

The coleoptile, the radicles and the grain were excised using a scalpel to be desiccated separately and determine distribution of dry mass into each of these organs and the dry mass loss from the grain.

Nematodes (about 3,000 5,000) were desiccated in glass desiccation chambers.

One was desiccated, a fistful of chalk.

Some things are green, but the ground is desiccated.

At 89, he is desiccated and withered, except for his teeth, which are strangely perfect.

The accompanying frites, a mixture of sweet potato and the usual, were desiccated.

Many of the brains were desiccated or in otherwise poor shape, and more than 100 were disposed of.

History When the land was donated by a Chinese merchant in 1937 to become a temple site, it was desiccated and infertile after serving as a tobacco plantation.

Mary comes from India, which in Kipling's world is rich and bright, but in hers is desiccated and yellow – as she herself is sallow and yellow.

Our data are consistent with a model in which cells can retain viability if they are desiccated in such a way that cellular structures are maintained.