Sentence examples for ground skin from inspiring English sources

When chemical weapons are in the air or lingering on the ground, skin cells are exposed first.

To facilitate parallel comparisons to the metabolite data, frozen, ground skin tissues from the same samples used for metabolite extraction were used.

Ground skin sample aliquots from the same three experimental replicates used for the protein analysis were sequenced with an Illumina HiSeq 2000 sequencing system to determine transcript abundance.

Total RNA was extracted from ~250 mg of finely ground skin tissue using a modified CTAB extraction protocol based on [ 37– 40] followed by an additional on-column DNase digestion using a Qiagen RNeasy Mini Kit (Qiagen, Valencia, CA, USA).

Hazelnut Tartuffo (Adapted from Lupa) 1 quart Ciao Bella hazelnut biscotti gelato 5 brandied Italian sour cherries (amarena), drained 1/2 cup chopped semiweet chocolate or chocolate chips 3/4 cup heavy cream 1/2 cup ground skinned and roasted hazelnuts.

The disturbing footage, reported by The Sun, shows the raccoon dogs being pinned to the ground, skinned alive and hurled in a pile.

Total RNA was extracted from the finely ground skins and pulp in liquid nitrogen using Qiagen RNeasy Plant MidiKit columns as previously described [ 94].

Proteins were extracted from the frozen, finely-ground skin samples using a modified phenol-based extraction protocol [ 34, 35].

"When he threw the register on the ground, the skin on his arms and chest came with it.

How many members of the House have been publicly beaten with a whip, left lying on the ground, their skin in a bloody pulp---only to then have salt and cayenne pepper sprinkled in the wounds?

Colvin was also very dark-skinned, which put her at the bottom of the social pile within the black community - in the pigmentocracy of the South at the time, and even today, while whites discriminated against blacks on grounds of skin colour, the black community discriminated against each other in terms of skin shade.