Sentence examples for need to be dissected from inspiring English sources

Readers may find it difficult to see anything odder in her than a name, Ridley Iris Wandor, which seems born of a need to be dissected, anagrammatized.

Risks first need to be dissected into categories such as (1) market-related: demand, financial and supply; (2) completion: technical, construction and operational; (3) institutional: regulatory, social acceptibility and sovereign.

However, more CBL/CIPK components remain to be identified, particularly from specific plants that grow in conditions with abiotic stress, and the specificity of their abiotic stress signaling will need to be dissected.

Primary care physicians need to be dissected as well, handing off routine care such as treating earaches and performing camp physicals to retail clinics and assigning the care of chronically ill patients to disease management networks.

I took care with the edges where the delicate boundary between the dark red clot and the pearly white brain would need to be dissected.

In the thoracic spine, the fibers of latissimus dorsi and trapezius need to be dissected before reaching the thoracodorsal fascia.

The subtext of Mensch's statement also needs to be dissected.

The membrane is about 100th of a millimetre thick and needed to be dissected off the retina without damaging it.

This blight is precisely why Mumbai needs to be dissected so acutely, said Leena Chandran Wadia of the Observer Research Foundation, the think tank that organized the roundtable on raising the city's global profile.

The Sylvian fissure is filled with the arachnoid mater, which needs to be dissected by surgeons.

Furthermore, the stem cell population identified using the ALDEFLUOR assay is probably heterogeneous, and needs to be dissected using additional markers.