Unlike other specialties where pertinent clinical signs are often longstanding and can be demonstrated repeatedly to different groups of students, suspected skin malignancies are excised in dermatology outpatients as a matter of priority.
In some places the underlying coral has been excised and the tracts fertilized with organic matter, which has allowed the cultivation of bananas, vegetables, edible root crops, and millet.
For one thing, she has excised her two sisters.
Approximately 100 mg of gray matter for use in Western blots was excised from the slices these sections were taken from and stored at −80°C.
Although Freud often spoke of the soul, nearly all of his many references to the soul, and to matters pertaining to the soul, have been excised in the English translation.
Understandably, most of the lines that feature the word Pussyole have been excised from the track upon its release, but it hardly matters.
If the bulk of the mobilized laryngocele becomes too large for ease of handling endoscopically, it is a simple matter to excise the more medial and superior component and then to continue with the remainder [ 18].
While events filmed are faithful recreations of legal events publicly known, excised from this retelling are the salacious Corby encounters that are also a matter of public record.
So I got to work, excised the too-long chapter, tweaked a few segues and, in just a matter of days, was the proud papa of a still-very-commanding 189-page tome, "destined", my publisher declared, for the New York Times Best Seller List.
A lot of the good stuff from the two-hour plus interview was excised from We Never Learn because it was completely outside the scope of the book's subject matter--but it was hilarious and entertaining nonetheless.
Five chapters had to be excised prior to publication in 2009 after Whitehall officials invoked a rule that official histories should not include matters concerning the administration in power.
