Sentence examples for tissue decay from inspiring English sources

In measuring: spared tissue is the area of normal and non-decaying tissue and general tissue decay is identified by empty spaces and/or by clusters of debris of dead cells within the tissue.

Tissue decay was assessed histologically.

Not only did the bones have cut marks, suggesting the brains had been removed, the chemical analysis revealed hints of the Celts embalming mixture – things like traces of resins and plant oils, which would have had useful anti-odour properties, and would also have slowed tissue decay.

Fixation often involves the use of paraformaldehyde to prevent tissue decay, as well as staining and washing to highlight target tumor cells that are of interest.

Foliar spraying of Lantana camara leaf extract has been shown to suppress leaf bud emergence in water hyacinth and induce leaf tissue decay (Zheng et al., 2006).

Natural organic matter (NOM) is a product of plant and animal tissue decay, and, together with the biota, is of pivotal importance in the global carbon cycle.

When a sea star is infected with wasting syndrome, white lesions appear on its body, the surrounding tissue decays, and its body eventually disintegrates, ultimately causing the animal to perish.

Once the plant's tissues decay, the chemical breaks down in the soil.

Experimental analyses of soft-tissue decay have been carried out previously on the polychaete annelid Nereis [ 2] and the crustacean arthropods Crangon and Palaemon [ 3].

CO2 is released back into the atmosphere after plant tissues decay or are burned or consumed, and the CO2 is then mineralized.

Under acidic, oxygen-poor conditions, some of the brain tissues were quickly mineralised while the rest of tissues decayed, and the brain cavity was filled with silt, bits of broken bone and other material.