Sentence examples for tissue drop from inspiring English sources

The larvae burrow into the tissue, drop to the ground when mature, and pupate before emerging as adults.

That's because a piece of tumor tissue dropped into a petri dish doesn't just start growing.

Interestingly, Rorγ expression in adipose tissue drops at the onset of high-fat diet feeding and increases later on concomitant with pronounced adipocyte hypertrophy.

For example, one goal, stated as "Intensity of light transmitted through tissue drops off with respect to penetration depth," relates to the mathematical and graph reading competencies we wish to instill.

"We have very good data showing that if people eat organic that measurable pesticide levels in their tissues drop, and this has been shown with kids as well," HuffPost blogger Dr. Andrew Weil told EWG last year when they released the 2010 Shopper's List.

Sure enough: tissues dropped, dog out the door.

However, the difference of EpCAM expression between tumor and normal tissues dropped significantly from 4.68 to around 2, which better depicted the biological differences of EpCAM between tumor and normal cells.

Over the next 20 h, the quantity present in blood and most tissues dropped approximately tenfold, while the tumour retained 6.5 %ID g -1) or about two-thirds of its 4-h value.

With downward movement of the detector, this breast tissue could drop further and resulted in part of the breast being reimaged.

With the prototype apertures, it was noted that in some patients, the larger opening allowed the breast and adjacent tissue to drop through the aperture and rest on top of the upper edge of the detector.

However, with lymph interruption (BTL-G and CL-G), the tissue perfusion drop was completely abrogated and was as similar as the respective sham groups.