Sentence examples for being imbedded from inspiring English sources

The fixed tissue blocks were dehydrated in an alcohol series of 30, 50, 70, 90 and absolute ethanol, before being imbedded in epoxy resin.

Following WISH, specimens were photographed again under bright field and were then over-stained before being imbedded in OCT for cryosectioning (sections were cut at 10, 14 and 18 μm).

Being imbedded in the setting means that the researchers knew from conversations about the limitations of the HDS, the frustrations caused to community based practitioners and the risk to patients when they had no discharge information or when the information provided was not correct.

It's something that's imbedded in us.

The molding process is also where the content is imbedded into the CD.

But where Islam is imbedded in a pluralistic, democratic society, it thrives like any other religion.

In a linear induction motor, the stators, or stationary windings, are imbedded within the track.

These are temperature sensors that are imbedded in the structure of the vehicle.

Televisions are imbedded in the wall of every player's cubicle in the locker room.

Is it the fact that horse racing is imbedded in the American fabric?

"The paper process is imbedded in this industry," Mr. Glymph said.