Sentence examples for severed carefully from inspiring English sources

Dorsal integuments were severed carefully with sterilized scissors and washed with culture medium to remove haemolymph.

About 500 metres before reaching the plant, he decapitated his victim, and then almost immediately sent two photos of the remains to a friend in Syria: One was a selfie, and the other included an image of the severed head placed carefully on the torso.

The diaphragm, ligaments and further connections to other organs are carefully severed without injuring other organs.

In a related development, a recent edition of the Daily Telegraph, Britain's most unpleasant broadsheet newspaper, was a veritable four-poster bed full of carefully placed severed horses' heads, laid out to intimidate all who might dare to defy the post-Leveson press John Whittingdale is charged with regulating.

The sciatic nerve was exposed carefully and severed approximately 2 cm proximal of the GM.

It was carefully deconstructed, with severed legs and a severed head, apple shoved firmly between its jaws.

For example, a comparison of modifications on human and non-human mandibles indicates that they were treated in a similar way: the mandibles were severed from the head, and carefully defleshed and broken, mainly along the angle of the mandible (Figure 7).

The chorda tympani supplying the submandibular gland was severed, whereas the lingual nerve was carefully protected.

Standing on the banks of the Mississippi amid the carefully scattered wreckage, not a severed body part in view, he zeroes in on a speck of evidence that would have led straight to the killer if the credited screenwriters, Bill Marsilii and Terry Rossio, hadn't decided to kink up their terrorism plot with a beautiful dead woman and some nutty speculative fiction.

The stifle joints were carefully opened, the patellar ligaments severed and reflected dorsally and the joint capsule was evaluated macroscopically for signs of inflammation, such as reddening of the tissue, hypertrophy of the villous part of the synovial membrane, tissue adhesions, appearance of the fat pad and color of the synovial fluid.

But the tragedies and difficulties that afflict the Laments -- a dead baby, a son with a severed hand, a suicidal out-of-work father and worse -- are carried carefully in a basket of bitter humor; any apparent invitation to either characters or readers to fall into a sentimental slump is quickly withdrawn.