Sentence examples for tissues made from inspiring English sources

His seat companion then pulled out a folder of tissues made for polishing glasses.

A patient could then be treated with tissues made from his or her own embryonic cells.

One of the managers hurried me in to a side room, gave me a packet of tissues, made me a cup of tea (the social work fix for all things) and left me with a fellow social worker.

The Wisconsin scientists envision infusing a patient with blood cells made from a line of human embryonic stem cells and then, once tolerance is established, implanting new tissues made in the laboratory from the same line of embryonic cells, like heart muscle or pancreatic islets.

He has near-celebrity status among mommy bloggers, who regularly review Seventh Generation's products, debating whether facial tissues made of 100 percent recycled paper are soft enough for tender noses.

In an unexpected setback to efforts to harness a promising new type of stem cell to treat diseases, researchers reported on Friday that tissues made from those stem cells might be rejected by a patient's immune system — even though the tissues would be derived from the same patient.

This is sufficient to break down the collagen and fibrous tissues, making the lamb perfectly tender.

Yet new research suggests that the very property that makes these tumors sinister — their ability to spawn human tissues — makes them valuable scientifically.

Consequently, bone is mineralized and twice as heavy as other tissues, making it metabolically expensive.

However, phenol and liquid nitrogen could penetrate tissues making the neurovascular structures at high risk.

The complete absence of the receptor in healthy tissues makes it an ideal tumor marker.