Sentence examples for to carcass from inspiring English sources

In a letter to a friend, he described a holiday, meant to be restorative, as "benefit to carcass nil, to put it mildly"."To put it mildly" is typical Beckett.

She slumps, and within 30 minutes will be reduced to carcass and hide.

Although the distribution of macroinvertebrates in the stream corresponded to habitats where carcasses accumulated, macroinvertebrate density in respective habitats was unrelated to carcass densities.

A total of 128 carcasses was selected according to carcass weight, fat class and sex, and 8 butchers from different countries dissected the carcasses.

Although many studies have been done at the macro-level, little is known about specific processes that influence bacterial attachment to carcass surfaces, particularly the role of extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins.

However, it was difficult to design a predictor that would simultaneously increase fillet yield and carcass yield because of contradicting effects of relative head size, an important component of the predictors which was positively correlated to carcass yield but not to fillet yield.

It eliminated the fins-to-carcass ratio entirely and replaced it with language forbidding any U.S.-flagged U.S.-flaggedjust a fishing vessel, from carryinotshark fins not naturally attached to the corresponding carcass, mirroring a law already adopted by Hawaii.

The researchers were given access to carcasses of two species of rorquals -- fin and minke whales -- not to two carcasses.

Females of some species of genus Fannia attracted to carcasses where the larvae are necrophagous feeding on the decaying animal matters (Scudder and Canning, 2006).

Vultures respond to carcasses rapidly and in large numbers, quickly consuming them and keeping pathogens like rabies at bay.

King vultures, black vultures, and condors, which lack the ability to smell carrion, follow the turkey vulture to carcasses.