Sentence examples for tissue coin from inspiring English sources

In addition, among men, BMD seems to be related to fat-free soft-mass tissue (Coin et al 2000).

Always use soft cloth or tissue to clean the coin.

The term "tissue engineering" was officially coined at a National Science Foundation workshop in 1988.

Fig. 4 a White light image of a formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded prostate tissue section stained with two COIN SEPs coded either with acridine orange (AOH) or basic fuchsin (BFU) and nucleic acid stain (YOYO).

By the time he came to New Jersey, Dr. Goldenberg had already made a name for himself by tagging antibodies with radioactive isotopes that help to detect cancer and also treat cancer through larger doses without damaging surrounding tissue, processes for which he coined the terms radioimmunodetection and radioimmunotherapy.

Even though the interstitial fluid is an important element of the tissue microenvironment, TIF has been coined as a "misconsidered component of the internal milieu of a solid tumor" [24].

In virus binding studies, the attachment of viruses can be directly measured by labeling viruses and then applying them to tissue sections in a method coined virus histochemistry, which has been used to study the pattern of virus attachment in different tissues.

The boys move through the house, opening cupboards and shedding socks, leaving a Hansel and Gretel trail of chocolate coin foil, crumbs, used tissues and satsuma peel.

I bought coin purses, makeup cases and tissue cases.

One might consider inhibition of senescence and differentiation versus immortalization, self-renewal and tissue regeneration as two sides of the same coin.

Occasionally coins are dropped into his empty tissue box.