Although sheets were found detached at term (140 days' gestation), both gelatin-based and gelatin/collagen hybrid sponges had integrated within the newly formed granulation tissue, resulting in complete coverage of the MMC defect.
But "The Opera" is not fundamentally satire or parody, and despite its many borrowings (Benjamin Britten, Broadway tunes), it is not postmodern in the arch, detached way the term suggests.
Moreover, referring to the fact that she is not in the position to solicit information about the patient from other professionals, she defined herself in more active terms ("I have detached myself from it").
In his second term Reagan was frequently detached from day-to-day business and displayed some symptoms of Alzheimer's.
The term "Israel" is thus detached from its rootedness in Jewish people and Jewish history and turned into a form of self-understanding.
On the other hand, disorderly moves in a currency can become detached from economic fundamentals in the short term, and 'overshoots' are always a possibility".
Certainly at the business end of the unmodernised property market, this 'Grade II listed detached Italianate Villa' is certainly spot-on in terms of location.
The union's top officers receive their full United Nations staff salaries but are totally or partly detached from their duties throughout their two-year terms.
Detached from the epochal change in evolutionary and historic terms, the efficiency of pedagogy is under question.
Over the years, armchair sleuths and scientists alike have used a number of terms to describe the feet: severed, dismembered, detached, disarticulated.
