I went through two boxes of tissues a day.
But modern humans carry within their tissues a different kind of evidence.
The more organs and tissues a virus can attack, the more likely it is to cause severe disease.
This comprises "a box of tissues, a small bin, and a beaker of clean water for temporary cleaning/dunking while the bathroom is occupied by [her]".
The welcome wagon committee decides what should go in the basket — potato chips, granola bars, tissues, a few jokes — and writes the greeting.
He sits in front of a box of tissues, a large display of multicolored flowers, and no fewer than three containers of Wet Ones hand wipes.
But at high altitudes, crews in non-pressurized cabins risk developing nitrogen bubbles in their blood and tissues, a painful condition commonly known as the bends.
Behind him, shelves are groaning with ephemera: yen notes, postcards, liquor bottles, snapshots, stuffed pandas, a box of tissues, a sleeve of cupcake liners, certificates from the Kyoto Food Sanitation Association.
Critically, they managed to create within these blocks of tissues a network of vascular channels that, much like blood vessels, can deliver nutrients to the cells and keep them alive.
Her office on West 34th Street has a box of tissues, a stuffed bear and a print of Monet's water lilies, all the usual trappings of a therapist's office.
In each of these tissues a few cells originated from the donor of the transplant, not the patients, the researchers report today in The New England Journal of Medicine.
