Sentence examples for preserved roots from inspiring English sources

Preserved roots were freehand-sectioned using Teflon-coated double-edged stainless steel blades (Electron Microscopy Sciences, Hatfield, PA, USA) and stained with 0.5 % Toluidine Blue.

Much of the Renaissance benefited from those preserved roots.

There are no M3 of A. praeuniversitatis with preserved roots.

But the fractional overstepping by the bowler, Prasad, preserved Root's wicket.

Some coal balls contain preserved root hairs, pollen, and spores, and are described as being "more or less perfectly preserved", containing "not what used to be the plant", but rather, the plant itself.

He picked green papaya flower buds, a large yellow cucumber, preserved mustard roots and a cluster of longan, a lycheelike fruit whose name means "dragon eyes".

In New York, the chef Richard Brown at Astor Court in the St . Regis Hoteloffers a roasted chop with quince, brussels sprouts and preserved celery root.

His clothes didn't matter disintegrating shoes, an ancient watch, the sempiternal sweaty blue shirt and his own health was unimportant, as long as the smallest suids were preserved to root and grub unmolested.He even had his own species of warty pig, Sus oliveri, known from five skulls (one mounted, in Chicago) that were more elongated than usual.

The roots of two lower incisors and a much larger canine are preserved; the three roots cluster together, with the canine root above the incisor roots, suggesting that these teeth shared some function.

Only fine and live root samples were collected and put into plastic jar, and filled with 97% ethanol to preserve the roots until processing.

Any musical genre with timeless appeal has to preserve its roots and promote the kind of experimentation that keeps it vital.