Sentence examples for further passage from inspiring English sources

An embolus, a foreign or abnormal particle circulating in the blood, may block a vessel too small to permit further passage.

In a further passage severely damaging to the government, Haddon-Cave says: "In my view XV230 was lost because of a systemic breach of the military covenant brought about by significant failures on the part of all those involved.

In a further passage, he says "a number of the detainees described how they had, in fact, felt greatly humiliated and demeaned by having to remove all their clothes and/or by having had them forcibly removed during processing … I have heard credible evidence from a number of sources that such an order would have been particularly humiliating for an Iraqi Muslim man".

In our case, EGD confirmed the gastric contents and facilitated performance of gastric lavage, preventing further passage of drugs to the small bowel by aspiration of gastric contents.

Another way of stating this is that, the transparent properties of the space of the TCPG are consistently shaped by phenomenal transparency, the knowledge that further passage is possible, but that literal transparency only dominates specific parts of the garden.

Recombinant virus was then amplified and recovered, either after inoculation of transfection supernatant into the allantoic cavity of embryonated specific-pathogen-free eggs or after further passage in cell culture.

For further passaging, trypsinization was performed according to the manufacturer's instructions.

After one to three further passages on rats, the vaccine was deemed safe for human use.

Fifty-four of the blastocysts resulted in outgrowths (46.2%) and 32 were further passaged (27.4%).

Adherent cells contain a majority of astrocytes whose purity was increased with trypsinization and further passages.

During further passages, rearranged segments were maintained in the reassortant viral progenies.