Sentence examples for minimally manipulated from inspiring English sources

In an Upper East Side brownstone, the manager, Will Helburn, sells wines that, minimally manipulated, reflect their grapes and vineyard sites.

In the United States FDA regulations state that blood and tissue may only be "minimally manipulated".

In clinical applications, autologous ADSCs should be used from the perspective of safety, and ADSCs should be minimally manipulated.

Rumors abound that this minimally manipulated track was a goof at the expense of Franz Ferdinand's thirst for a remix from the robots, but the static scratching Daft Punk tacks on actually does add a bit of necessary edge to this blunt iPod commercial staple.

Being from cadavers, they are considered minimally manipulated and governed by tissue banks rather than under the purview of the FDA.

Synthetic approaches can provide advantages with respect to purity and predictable properties; however, in some cases minimally manipulated animal- and human-derived solutions can provide more regenerative responses.

Using a range of experimental and bioinformatic procedures to overcome the barriers associated with the study of primary human GI T cells under homeostatic conditions, we report here unbiased expression microarray data for minimally manipulated T cells from the small intestine of tightly matched, healthy controls.

"I think it's very minimally Tiger," he said.

When you see how minimally Chelsea were improved by a £50m cash injection, closely followed by Kenny Dalglish buying himself a whole year of awkward questions by judging Andy Carroll to be worth £35m, you are bound to begin to wonder if there is any point in spending anything less.

Additionally for those with baseline LDL cholesterol minimally >100 mg/dL, prescribing statin therapy to lower LDL cholesterol ∼30 40% from baseline is probably more effective than prescribing just enough to get LDL cholesterol slightly <100 mg/dL.

The most up-to-date chemotherapy regimens extend life only minimally (Ryan et al., 2014), and patients undergoing resection of ostensibly local tumors almost invariably succumb to recurrent disease.