Sentence examples for pliable tissues from inspiring English sources
Free flaps provide thin and pliable tissues needed to restore the shape and the volume of the tongue but their functional outcomes, especially in case of total mobile tongue reconstruction, are still limited.
However, in the experiments reported here, the extracted pliable tissues were obtained from a sample encased in mudstone.
The previous discovery of soft, pliable tissues recovered from the dissolved remains of Tyrannosaur bone in 2005 [1], potentially marked a major turning point in the science of paleontology given that it extended the known range of preserved biomolecules by many orders of magnitude.
Region of the sulcus genitofemoralis is of thin and pliable tissue proximate to the vulva.
The MSAP flap was chosen due to the thin pliable tissue being a good match with the native tissue and its lack of bulk.
The ulnar forearm fasciocutaneous flap (UFFF) is a favourable alternative to the radial forearm flap when thin and pliable tissue is required.
The myocutaneous submental island flap has emerged as a simple and fast reconstructive technique that provides thin, pliable tissue with adequate volume and reliable blood supply.
The myocutaneous submental island flap has emerged as a simple reconstructive technique that provides thin, pliable tissue with adequate volume and reliable blood supply [ 5– 7].
Since the early 1980s, the radial forearm free flap (RFFF) has been used for head and neck reconstruction due to its thin, hairless skin, pliable soft tissue, consistent anatomy, and long vascular pedicle [1 3].
Fish were thawed until pliable and tissue samples (spleen, liver, anterior and posterior kidney, heart) were collected aseptically, with sterile forceps and dissection scissors, disinfected scalpel blade handle and sterile scalpel blade for every individual fish.
The results of this study indicate that exquisite preservation of pliable soft-tissues may be related to a microbial masonry process whereby the formation of microbial biofilms wall off internal surfaces of bones during early taphonomic stages.
