Sentence examples for tissue off from inspiring English sources

"The idea of choking adipose tissue off from its blood supply to make an animal leaner seemed incredibly wrong," says Randy Seeley, a neuroscientist at the University of Cincinnati in Ohio, who was not involved in the study.

Gently tissue off your makeup at night, and if you have allergies, don't rub your itchy eyes!

He trimmed the excess tissue off the various-size organs, then peeled off their skins.

When one of the cooks finds a particularly unlovely piece of steak — tough, riddled with nerve and connective tissue, off the hip end of the loin, and maybe a little stinky from age — he'll dangle it in the air and say, "Hey, Chef, whaddya want me to do with this?" Now, the chef has three options.

And, says Jeremy Sugarman, director of the Center for the Study of Medical Ethics and Humanities at Duke, "You'd have to be kind of dubious about a company buying tissue off an individual -- and wonder how well your privacy would be protected".

One puffs up brain coral, while another, called "red stripe," mows tissue off the coral skeleton in a brilliant red line.

Rather, the viability of an imaging agent is dependent on the following criteria: high affinity and specificity for the target receptor, reliably and highly differential expression of the target receptor between tumor and normal tissue, limited off-target or off-tissue effects, and size constraints.

"In the case of a cut-off finger, the curve shape changes rapidly as a result of the skin tissue dying off".

The researchers are conducting further experiments to determine exactly how the lens tissue sets off eye development.

Stanford University School of Medicine scientists have created a mouse model of muscular dystrophy in which degenerating muscle tissue gives off visible light.

"No one yet knows if the signature of whatever toxin killed these corals can be found in their skeletons after the tissue sloughs off," Dr. Fisher said.