Sentence examples for takes a tissue from inspiring English sources

This particular biopsy, endometrial biopsy, takes a tissue sample from the lining of your uterus (the endometrium).

Ordinarily, it takes a tissue biopsy – meaning a large needle jabbed into one's side and at least an afternoon in a hospital bed for observation – to detect rejection.

Ordinarily, it takes a tissue biopsy — meaning a large needle jabbed into one's side and at least an afternoon in a hospital bed for observation — to detect rejection.

Then she takes a tissue and wipes the saliva from Derya's mouth and gently runs her hand across Derya's forehead.

One takes a tissue sample that is highly structured (comprising intact cells, organelles and so on) and thus from a biological perspective information-rich, and homogenises it to something unstructured and thus information-poor.

The surgeon took a tissue sample and sent it to a laboratory for a biopsy.

"Today is a blue day," she explained, taking a tissue out of a magnificent crocheted bag she whipped up over the weekend.

However, cultures of the fungus are usually not positive and sometimes can be made only by taking a tissue biopsy.

But on the final question, Hackl coughed on his own tears and the interview ended in a hush as the once-invincible icon took a tissue from his pocket, succumbing to a history that truly mattered.

Henrietta Lacks was a poor, African American tobacco farmer and mother in the 1950s when physicians, following protocol at the time, took a tissue sample of her cells without her knowledge just prior to treatment for cervical cancer.

"And when something goes wrong or crazy, it reminds me of Rex saying, 'Do you want to take a tissue and cry?' " Despite his composed nature, Shaw can show emotion.