Sentence examples for partial dissection from inspiring English sources

Skin deep... Partial Dissection of a Man's Chest by Friedrich Tiedemann (1781 - 1861).

Partial dissection of each mouse was performed to examine for the presence of tumor metastases, followed by microscopic examination for the presence of tumor cells.

Macroscopic examination of pulmonary tissues included partial dissection of pulmonary and bronchial arteries.

The authors have presented an elegant technique of thread-lifting that involves first partial dissection in the temporal region and then closed insertion of their modified MIZ threads into the distal part of the face, with the deep temporal fascia providing a stable fixation point for the threads.

Hence the cumulative evidence could be interpreted in two ways: (i) complex II of A. maculatum is indeed 120 kDa in vivo and the four plant-specific subunits are not necessary for its functionality; or (ii) complex II is actually 150 kDa in vivo, but appears as a 120 kDa complex on the gel owing to either partial dissection of the original form or a fast migration in native PAGE.

After the first polar body of the oocytes reached 12 o'clock, partial zonapellucida dissection (PZD) was performed before enucleation (Ding et al., 2015).

Total mastectomy with partial axillary dissection was performed on all women, and a median of seven lymph nodes was removed from the axilla.

All women had undergone a total mastectomy and a partial axillary dissection.

Mechanical biopsy was achieved using a micromanipulator with a double holder that carried a partial zona dissection (PZD) glass microneedle and a PB biopsy capillary.

The brain of one subject with dup(15) autism and two brains of subjects with idiopathic autism were excluded because partial postmortem dissection of the temporal lobe resulted in loss of several structures.

Although the morphological changes are straightforward after radical or functional neck dissection, partial glossectomy and total or partial laryngectomy, interpretation of the post-surgical neck may be more complicated in cases with reconstructive procedures using grafts or flaps (free or pedicle) and in cases with combined surgery and chemoradiation.