Sentence examples for if dissected from inspiring English sources

The face is Damschak's, but the body is as if dissected, like the cadavers used in medical school to teach anatomy.

This formula, if dissected scientifically and proven, would support researcher Simon LeVay's blind study of the hypothalamus in gay men, women, and straight men, which found that there is a biological difference between straight men and gay men.

These cells in fat body of the larvae have been shown earlier to be capable of surviving complete desiccation even if dissected from the larvae, which makes this cell type a convenient model for studies of anhydrobiosis [37], [38].

Specimens were caught by hand or noose and tissue samples were taken in the form of tail clippings or, if dissected, muscle or liver, which were preserved in ethanol.

He is less eager to expand upon the art of songwriting, as if dissecting it might somehow destroy the magic.

But Julian had only ever picked at his plate, as if dissecting roadkill for shards of glass.

And if dissecting it makes me unwelcome at parties – well, pass the vol-au-vents; I'm sure I'll survive.

If dissecting the causes of the housing market's crash is a task for economists, predicting its future is a fuzzier matter of sociology.

If dissecting out the vessels around the liver was like sight-reading a Chopin 1/8tude on a piano wired to explode if you hit a wrong note, cutting through the liver lobe itself was more tedious but no less dangerous, like walking a tightrope for five miles.

The New Critics, the best of them skilled technicians in the art of close reading, narrowed their study to individual ­poems, each seen as an airtight mechanism or operating system that, if painstakingly dissected, would yield its hidden meaning, usually reducible to a cluster of ironies and paradoxes.

It would hardly be surprising if the "dissected" version of HHsearch would improve upon itself and over dissectHMMER as well, though it is beyond the scope of this work.