Sentence examples for old tissue from inspiring English sources

You walk with a burrito once, twice maybe, before you either a) get knocked-down on a busy road or b) realise – standing outside the pub trying to wipe meat juices off your trainers with an old tissue – that eating and walking is a false economy, time-wise.

Brazil lost to Argentina in perhaps the greatest smash-and-grab of all - worse still, they were vaccinated by Diego Maradona, who produced one of the great assists to win the match - while Holland were thrashed 2-1 by West Germany and humiliated further when Frank Rijkaard mistook Rudi Voller's perm for an old tissue.

Mean effective doses from old tissue weighting factors from ICRP 60. (XLSX 9 KB).

A higher value of the A/B ratio is observed in old tissue, compared to young tissue.

There was no change in the amount of tryptophan between 3 and 18 month old tissue samples (Figure 2A, n = 7, p = 0.262).

Based on the old tissue weighting factors from ICRP 60, the effective dose was 2.18E-02 mSv/MBq (TD) and 2.15E-02 mSv/MBq (dynamic single).

PCR was carried out using specific primers for the neomycine phosphotransferase gene (forward, CCGACCTGTCCGGTGCCC; reverse, CGCCACACCCAGCCGGCC) on genomic DNA isolated from 3-week old tissue-cultured plants as a template.

To test the accuracy of this genetic warning, the researchers took 5-year-old tissue samples from 82 breast cancer patients.

The goal of this paper is to provide other researchers with a workable framework for recovering Rhizoctonia-like fungi from aged (2 3 week-old) tissue samples acquired from terrestrial, epiphytic, and lithophytic orchids in remote areas.

Fourteen-day-old tissue grown on solid P6-SHv medium as described above was collected, pooled then added to liquid P6-SHv medium containing sucrose (60 g L−1), and mixed thoroughly using a magnetic stirrer.

Virions extracted from 20-day-old tissue were neutralized more effectively than virions extracted from 10 or 15-day-old tissue, which suggested that L2 loops were externalized over time [11], [12].