"so many tissues" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts to indicate a large quantity or number of tissues. Here are some examples: 1. "She cried so much that she went through so many tissues in just one hour." 2. "I have a cold, can you please buy me some tissues? No, not just a box, I need so many tissues." 3. "There were so many tissues scattered on the floor after the party, it took us an hour to clean them all up." 4. "I have a trip to New York coming up, I need to pack so many tissues because I always get emotional at the sight of the city." 5. "The flu season has been especially bad this year, we've gone through so many tissues in our household."
/ I think I might have allergies / Doctor, I have so many issues / I keep using so many tissues".
The presence of these ubiquitous enzymes in so many tissues and in so different isoforms represents an attractive goal for the design of inhibitors with biomedical applications.
On "So Many Tissues," a cut from his 2004 E.P., "Allergies Stay Away," Dr. Clarke raps: "Doctor, can you help me please?
"For a complex organ like the hand, there are so many tissues and compartments that this will definitely not be a feasible protocol," Oskar Aszmann, a professor of plastic and reconstructive surgery at the Medical University of Vienna, told the New Scientist.
"It was exciting that we saw it in so many people in so many tissues," says van Marken Lichtenbelt.
But given that the protein is found in so many tissues, it's puzzling that thalidomide has such specific effects on limbs, ears, eyes, gut, and kidneys.
Given that A-type lamins influence a variety of cell types, it is difficult to distinguish between cell-autonomous defects in specific tissues of Lmna deficiency and possible indirect effects rendered by so many dystrophic tissues.
But since beta receptors are found in so many other tissues, these drugs can have unwanted effects throughout the body.
Add in that Coldplay asked Bruno Mars to be there too, and you can be pretty certain that Martin (and the National Football League) were making sure this year's show wouldn't drift away like so many damp tissues.
The expression pattern of the S100 family exhibits a remarkable degree of cell and tissue-specificity, so that many tissues and cell types have their unique protein composition and expression level [ 11- 13].
"I don't know if the body has enough time to recuperate because you're seeing so many soft-tissue injuries," Jerry Reese, the Giants' general manager, said.
