Sentence examples for farthest margin from inspiring English sources

Normal samples were collected from the farthest margin of the surgical resections (uvula).

Normal samples were collected from the farthest margin of the surgical resections (usually uvula).

The specimens were obtained as biopsy or surgical samples from oral cancerous lesions and adjacent normal mucosa (taken from the farthest margin of the surgical resection).

I kept to the farthest margins.

Nowadays that kind of incense-flavored dreaminess has been swept to the farthest margins of contemporary pop.

Since then, Doug has greatly expanded the agency's size, scope, and influence, while still holding fast to its core mission – helping those at the farthest margins of society, both one at a time and collectively.

He represents the blunt edge of systematic religious discrimination in Myanmar that has driven about 1 million Rohingyas, a Muslim minority group, to the farthest margins of society.

As a black woman growing up at the apex of hip-hop's formation and during its most defiant era, Jones found inspiration in the experiences and styles of those pushed to the farthest margins in American pop-culture.

Primary colon cancer tissue and matched distant non-neoplastic colon tissue (at the farthest longitudinal surgical margin) from 23 CRC patients were collected following the standard preanalytical code for biospecimens by the Integrated Biobank of Luxembourg (IBBL; Betsou et al, 2010) immediately after surgical excision and stored in liquid nitrogen before further processing.

Acidic soils were located farthest from the glacier margin, allowing for a greater nutrient leaching to occur; these soils have extremely low pH values (as low as 3.5) but did not have the high phosphorus accumulations found in ornithogenic soils or the high soil carbon content found in moss-dominated soils.

Brush the melted butter all over the dough, and up to the edges, leaving a margin of 3cm free across the long edge farthest away from you.