Sentence examples for tough tissue from inspiring English sources

It was clear that the patient had meningitis, an infection in the tough tissue that envelops the brain.

The tongue and inside of the mouth are coated with tough tissue as protection.

Celery can be stringy, with wisps of tough tissue that lie the length of the stalk, but the strings carry nutrients to and from the leaves.

They have four of them, with very hard tips that can pierce the tough tissue of a mollusk so that the worm can inject its venom.

These structures coalesce to form the tough tissue of enamel, which can withstand high forces and resist damage by crack deflection.

6. French surgeon Dr, Daniel Marchac warned of the possibility of seeing patients with fibrous, tough tissue resulting from prolonged use of fillers.

When plants evolved, for example, they began storing huge amounts of carbon in wood and other tough tissues, leaving less to react with oxygen and pull it out of the atmosphere.

These fossils have been preserved in a distinctive style known as Burgess shale type preservation, which preserves fairly tough tissues such as cuticle as thin films, and soft tissues as solid shapes, quickly enough that decay has not destroyed them.

It is anticipated that "tough" tissues such as skin and muscle can tolerate pressures approaching this maximum, but that "soft" internal tissues may not.

When dealing with "tough" tissues (e.g., muscle, skin sections) place the frozen tissue directly into a clean plain glass wide-neck vial (sample vial) containing 4 ml of ice-cold 15% methanol (v/v) in water.

Feel for chunks of meat or tough tissues that did not grind well, and remove them to either discard or regrind.