Sentence examples for completely embedded in from inspiring English sources

Law in the juridical sense is thus completely embedded in religious law and practice.

"Working with Dominic was sublime, because every visual choice was completely embedded in the characters.

After 4 weeks, the PHB patches were completely embedded in connective tissue.

One of those rare writers who is profound and entertaining simultaneously, Gardiner has a comic sense completely embedded in his view of the world.

The archegonia of the hornworts are completely embedded in the dorsal surface of the thallus, while antheridia are found in chambers near the dorsal surface.

THE crystals have been buried, and the mirrors are so completely embedded in the building surface that they are barely visible.

A major problem of this type of assay is that at the start position cells are located at an interface between liquid and gel and are not embedded completely as they embedded in-vivo.

"What astonishes me when I read the stories about Jesus in the New Testament, is how completely embedded he is in this first century... Jewish world of religious practice and piety... Jesus presented continuously as going into the synagogue on the Sabbath.

This indicates that pancreatic islets in wnt-5 and fz-2 morphants are not completely embedded within exocrine tissue as found in wild-type embryos.

Peripheral membrane proteins are not completely embedded but rather anchored to the membrane in some way.

All lymph nodes that measured <3 mm in greatest dimension were completely embedded for conventional histopathologic workup.