Sentence examples for been able to dissect from inspiring English sources

"Or is it that he hasn't read 'Pale Fire' -- or not closely enough -- and is unaware that he's suffering from the same sort of envy that Amis has been able to dissect and examine so brilliantly?" In any case, the knives had come out.

Using protein fusions and loss-of-function mutations, we have been able to dissect the events of telomerase recruitment and activity.

Together with in vitro studies, we have been able to dissect the potential role of different mechanisms in the induction of asthmatic inflammation and AHR.

Given that we have been able to dissect genetic architecture of oil content into several chromosomal loci by QTL mapping, the combined use of the QTL mapping with transcriptome profiling represents a practical solution to further refine the mapping resolution and identify potential candidate genes [ 12].

Having tried to figure out for herself how fiction works—and having understood her own failures Edith was able to dissect the novels she read with remarkable insight.

And she is able to dissect this material lucidly until she leaps into overdrive, declaring the existence of a concerted pro-Gore plot.

Having tried to figure out for herself how fiction works — and having understood her own failures — Edith was able to dissect the novels she read with remarkable insight.

Over the next few years he was able to dissect corpses, perhaps as many as 30, including, it would appear, a miscarried fetus.

By then I'd halfway recovered, and amid an unfamiliar terrain of giant firs and electric green rain-forest mosses, I was able to dissect the lab's paperwork for her.

In this post hoc experiment, we stratified animals based on the literature to be able to dissect the in vivo relationship of CSE and glucose.

The emergency physician, using the finder needle as a guide, extended the laceration distally and was able to dissect down to the foreign bodies.