Sentence examples for degrees of detachment from inspiring English sources

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.

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).

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.

A spokeswoman for Mr. Case said he was unaware of the details when the deal was signed -- an unusual degree of detachment considering the size of the deal and his strong ties with Mr. Middelhoff.

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.

It was a role to perform, rather than understand, Bale insists, echoing his director Mary Harron, who says she believes that a degree of detachment was the only way to prevent a disturbing film becoming an offensive one.

But the nickname, bestowed upon him by his parents, Lou and Beth, shortly after his birth in 1964, gave him a degree of detachment from his father as he forged his own coaching career.