Sentence examples for degree of detachment from inspiring English sources

Muscle detachment was scored on day 1 and day 2 of adulthood under a fluorescent stereoscope, and animals were grouped into two groups based on the efficiency of the RNAi treatment – one group had 0 3 detached muscle cells per animal, whereas the other group had a high degree of detachment (> 80% detached muscle cells per animal).

Roger Kimball, editor of The New Criterion, registered Engdahl's comments with a degree of detachment.

Robert Kimball, the editor of The New Criterion, registered Engdahl's comments with a degree of detachment.

That degree of detachment is going to become increasingly tested, they write.

The North American continent is far away, so a degree of detachment may be understandable.

Adichie lost both her grandfathers in the war - the book is dedicated to their memory - but even though that made writing the novel painful, she still sought a degree of detachment.

All degrees of detachment were noted, varying from one or two centimeters in length to complete detachment of the entire anterior one-half of the fibrocartilaginous ring (Fig.  6).

As early as 15 min after LPS injection [ 7] cellular injuries are apparent, with nuclear vacuolization, cytoplasmic swelling and protrusion, cytoplasmic fragmentation, and various degrees of detachment of the endothelium from its underlying layer.

This was not typical, however: most papers in Britain and around the world could not sustain that degree of analytical detachment.

Responding to an ardent ovation, Mr. Perahia offered two encores: Schubert's Impromptu in A flat and Chopin's Nocturne in F. There were beauties galore in both performances but, to me, a degree of curious detachment.

Some degree of labral detachment was discernible in 29 cases (80.5 per cent).