Sentence examples for clump of tissue from inspiring English sources

What can it possibly mean to say that my experience of seeing blue is the same thing as a clump of tissue and membrane and salty liquid?

But because the clump of tissue is less complex than the whole brain, researchers can get a better handle on how the brain is wired up and oscillates during sleep.

The card is a froth of glitter and highly scrumpled clumps of tissue paper.

The local language grew full of horrible expressions for birth defects: "jellyfish" (babies born without bones), "grapes" (spontaneously aborted clumps of tissue), "turtles," "octopuses," "apples," "devils".

Cells were disaggregated by vigorous pipetting and were passed through a 30-µm nylon mesh to remove any remaining clumps of tissue.

In these lines, the gametophore buds typically produce irregular clumps of tissue, but occasionally form aberrant gametophores consisting of a few small deformed leaves with irregular phyllotaxy (Goss et al., 2012).

Check to see if you have any clumps of tissue in your discharge.

Tiny clumps of liver tissue were hooked up to the animals' blood supplies soon after the operations.

(The immediate cause was pneumonia, but he suffered from sarcoidosis, a disease in which tiny clumps of abnormal tissue form in certain organs).

If the conditions are not correct for the mycelium to organize itself into mushrooms, certain species will form tangled clumps of mycelial tissue called sclerotia.

Planned Parenthood and its allies know this, which is why they refer to "uterine contents," "clumps of cells," "tissue" and even "goop," when a more apt descriptor would be "fetus" or even "baby".