Sentence examples for extensively separated from inspiring English sources
After sharp dissection of the platysma, the soft tissue covering the clavicle was extensively separated from the bone to expose the fracture zone and to prepare the estimated plate position.
Production of escape variants could demonstrate that scFv-5A, 7A and R3(27) epitopes are built up by residues extensively separated in the monomers of E glycoprotein, that however result in closed proximity when the homodimeric form of E is constituted [ 61].
Neoplastic cells invaded extensively into and separated the skeletal muscle of the abdominal wall.
Immediately after the slaughter of females, uteri and placenta tissues were separated, extensively washed with 0.9% NaCl and frozen in liquid nitrogen.
The roots of E. crassipes were separated and extensively washed with tap water to eliminate soil dust and earthy materials.
n-Heptane precipitation method has been extensively used to separate asphaltenes from crude oils (Buckley et al. 1998; Long 1981).
So far, the advanced in situ leaching method has been extensively adopted to separate and extract ion-adsorbed REEs in southern Jiangxi Province, China (Wen et al. 2013).
Aqueous two-phase systems (ATPS) are formed by mixing certain amounts of polymers, salts, and water together, which have been extensively used to separate and purify nuclear acids, cells and organelles, enzymes, and proteins (Asenjo and Andrews 2011; Raja et al. 2012).
Aqueous two-phase system (ATPS) is such a powerful method which has been extensively exploited to separate or purify biological products from different sources, and generates robust, easy to scale and biocompatible extraction processes [8].
The amnions were cut into small pieces (2∗2 cm) and then manually separated and washed extensively in phosphate-buffered saline containing 100 U/mL penicillin and 100 μg/mL streptomycin (Beyotime, China).
Other scientists have written extensively about separate memory systems, short term versus long term, declarative versus implicit.
