Sentence examples for became disintegrated from inspiring English sources

Using the markers NeuN for mature granule cells and Calbindin for Purkinje cells we could determine that the layers of the cerebellar cortex maintained their correct order in relation to each other, but due to the expansion of abnormal cells into the inner granular layer this became disintegrated (Figure 8A).

However, the samples shrank dimensionally by day 28 and some became disintegrated shortly afterwards.

By this age the previously shown strict cortico-medullary delineation becomes disintegrated, degenerative vacuoles appear surrounded by areas showing strong co-staining with both epithelial markers.

Concerns have repeatedly been raised that cancer treatment will become disintegrated if treatment is too interdisciplinary [ 23].

After this creation, Prajapati became the disintegrated and differentiated All of the phenomenal world and was exhausted.

After 24 hrs, the scaffolds had become so disintegrated that they could not be transferred to another well.

Further, the difference could due to the possibility that in Bullard's study the infiltrated neutrophils into the peritoneal cavity of P/I null mice became necrotic and disintegrated upon challenges with Streptococcus pneumonia organisms.

Other group members sacrifice themselves, and some scientists think they feed the bacteria that became spores with their disintegrated bodies.

In this long book, which runs to 905 pages in the best Persian edition, Kasravi recounts how the spontaneous alliance of clergy, bazar, craftsmen and intellectuals forged in 1905-6 disintegrated when the Shia clergy became aware of some of the wider consequences of Enlightenment ideas.

There have been "offensives' "operations", and other military maneuvers carried ou by means of facts; there have been facts that disintegrated and facts that broke sown and became inoperative.

Brooks described Sarah Brown as a "particular friend", but once the Sun backed Cameron, this particular friendship disintegrated and, according to Brooks, the then PM became "incredibly aggressive and angry".