Sentence examples for be dissected in a from inspiring English sources

Into things that will, no doubt, be dissected in a million fashion spreads.

In his will, Bentham stipulated that his body should be dissected in a public anatomy lecture.

A definitive narrative of Cory's murder would never be dissected in a courtroom or find a verdict from a jury box.

For example, the effects of specific genetic or pharmacological manipulations, targeting these processes can be dissected in a similar manner.

First, associations between proteins and disease phenotypes can be dissected in a statistically rigorous manner and previously unknown links can be revealed.

However, in the common AV-loop model, the obturator nerve cannot be dissected in a second operation since the isolation chamber is usually fixed at the mid-thigh to the adductorial muscles which contain the obturator nerve.

One of the most important advantages of studying autophagy in lepidopteran larval organs is that this process can be dissected in an articulated biological setting and thus its relation to other forms of cell death [ 33, 49], to metabolic requirements of the cell [ 85, 89], and to regeneration events (Franzetti et al., in preparation) can be delineated.

A low axillary dissection removes level 1 nodes, and all three levels are dissected in a full clearance.

"Your words are dissected in a way that we never dreamed of in the pre-Internet era.

Their awful dilemma is dissected in a forthcoming book ("Getting to Pluralism", Carnegie Middle East Centre) by Amr Hamzawy and Marina Ottaway.

In the same speech at the Reagan Library, Williams eerily presaged his current troubles – a full-on scandal of the social-media age, in which every clip of him on YouTube is under close review by his own peers, with a passing observation about how, as a modern news anchor, "your words are dissected in a way that we never dreamed of in the pre-internet era".