Sentence examples for little detachment from inspiring English sources

These cells do not appear to die via anoikis, as only little detachment takes place (Fig. 4A), however the small number of detached cells are dead as assessed by ethidium homodimer uptake.

Not surprisingly, its pithiest observations come from two people whose jobs require a little detachment from the standup phenomenon.

For New York-based visual artist Jack Greer, there's little detachment between his work and what he encounters on the asphalt as a skater.

In northern and central Italy the insurrection spread but little and could be sufficiently guarded against with small detachments.

Another type of documentary, with a little more ironic detachment, would have played up the hilarious tinseltown nightmare of McQueen's Le Mans, and been much more candid about him being an egomaniacal pain.

Jedediah Purdy, an author who made his name denouncing the age of irony in his book, "For Common Things" (Alfred A. Knopf, 1999), said last week that a little more ironic detachment might do some good at a time like this.

The tale of the steel-driving folk hero is set in counterpoint to that of a contemporary young black journalist, whose ironic detachment does little to conceal the brittleness of a life given over to cocktail-party circuitry; together, the twin narratives explore the emasculating burdens of manhood in America.

The tale of the steel-driving folk hero is set in counterpoint to that of a contemporary young black journalist, whose ironic detachment does little to conceal the brittleness of a life given over to cocktail-party circuitry; both narratives explore the burdens of manhood in America.

Although photoreceptor cell apoptosis has been demonstrated in various animal models of retinal detachment (RD), little is known about its occurrence in human RD.

Some of the media skepticism is also clearly a product of the many newspapers published by political parties and religious groups with little effort at Western-style detachment.

The Finnish foreign minister, Alexander Stubb, said Wednesday that he would cooperate with the Russian request and a European Union investigation, but he added that the Tskhinvali detachment could shed little light.