Sentence examples for more tissue to from inspiring English sources

Plants grow larger with greater access to CO2, so one might argue that virus levels increased because the germs had more tissue to feast on.

The detection of bioluminescent cells following subcutaneous injection is more difficult than detection in a culture setting due to the increased presence of chromophoric material leading to higher absorption of emitted photons as they must travel through more tissue to reach the detector.

This allows more tissue to be sampled and therefore leads to a greater degree of diagnostic accuracy.

This subsequently results in more tissue to envelop the massage tip, thus increasing the amount of resistance on the tip as it travels along the muscle belly.

The evaluation of COX-2 expression by quantity of staining alone may allow more tissue to be regarded as positively stained, as this does not incorporate the intensity of staining like in other evaluation methods.

But this requires increasing the volume of normal tissue that is irradiated (i.e. a higher integral dose); hence, one of the concerns of IMRT is that, over time, this exposure of more tissue to low-dose radiation will cause a second malignancy or other unwanted late normal tissue effect.

Microinjection is used in most of these experiments to achieve high titer of dsRNA and expose more tissues to silencing factor.

Now, for the ashes, if in the sink, first wash it out as best as possible, then if needed, use some more tissues to remove the rest of the ashes.

Several reports have shown left breast size to be somewhat larger than the right, and therefore to have more tissue at risk of cancer.

Figure  12 demonstrates a much stronger connection between these parameters and it is easy to understand that a patient with a larger volume of adipose tissue would have more tissue available to undergo contraction.

By conforming more precisely to the selected target IMRT may allow more normal tissue to be spared than with other techniques.