Sentence examples for intensive dissection from inspiring English sources

The most remarkable events were the substantial reduction of fluvial activity during the Messinian dessication in the Black Sea and drainage of the shelf, with intensive dissection, coeval with the Last Glaciation.

A possible explanation was that pancreatic injury during an intensive dissection of lymph nodes and/or a subtle retraction of the pancreas may occur.

But like the site itself, Ms. Angwin's book about this, "Stealing MySpace," is accessible to anyone, except during its most intensive dissections of deal-making.

The limiting step is the labour-intensive dissection of lenses but this may be overcome with improvements in imaging in vivo.

The results in this study suggest that the time-consuming and labour-intensive dissection of the cord into discrete regions is not necessary to obtain a valuable population of cells for further study, since mincing sections of whole cord and subsequent enzymatic digestion provides cells with MSC-like properties which are as good as the best individual cord region seen in this study.

In the 2014 program, 24 final year medical students were selected after interview to participate in an intensive 40 – day (272 hour) dissection elective over eight weeks.

Because this approach will not require labor-intensive sand fly rearing and salivary gland dissection, this modification will make the assay more amenable for large-scale application.

In this paper we apply SDT theory to consider medical students' motivation to participate throughout a 2014 optional summer intensive eight week elective anatomy by whole body dissection course.

Depending on the cytological results, operative procedures including lymphnode dissection may have to be changed, and intensive chemotherapy may have to be used for such cases.

Intensive introduction to neuroanatomy that consists of lectures, demonstrations, and interactive laboratories, including a brain dissection.

The Corrigan's dinner came at the end of two intensive days in which Miliband, Alexander and a select group of advisers locked themselves away for a gruelling dissection of strengths and weaknesses in the project.