Sentence examples for preserved fluid from inspiring English sources

To many blue collar Americans (and not just them), the rescue bailed out highly paid Wall Street executives as much as it preserved fluid lending markets and the integrity of the payments system.

Approximately 10 ml of preserved fluid was centrifuged at 3000 r.p.m. for 30 min.

He explained living brain tissue is generally softer—"like jelly"—but preserving fluid tends to harden it into something closer to a pickled egg.

Our model proposes that anchored PKA may participate in the phosphorylation dependent activation of AQP0 to preserve fluid circulation within the lens.

If a dog does not take in enough water, its body will automatically take steps to preserve fluid.

Vinegar can be used as a preserving fluid for peppers, provided it's the correct type of vinegar.

Special preserving fluids will prevent cell destruction by ice crystals, but these fluids have damaging effects if introduced into whole organs such as the kidney.

Curators at the Grant Museum of Zoology at University College London will lead torch-lit tours of its exhibits: skeletons, mounted animals and specimens preserved in fluid will cast flickering shadows on the walls.

Established in the 19th century within the College of Physicians of Philadelphia to provide future doctors with samples of medical pathologies, the museum is home to several thousand bones and human anatomical specimens preserved in fluid, as well as wax models and medical memorabilia.

You'll find a wide smattering of abnormal body parts preserved in fluid.

"It's just the broader societal perception of us as sub-human, as people whose dead bodies matter so little, whose dignity of our remains matter so little that it's acceptable to sever our genitals, our reproductive organs, and introduce them, preserved in fluid, into a Canadian courtroom".