Sentence examples for usual tissue from inspiring English sources

Borchard listened without interrupting as Latte spun his usual tissue of lies about why he hadn't been drafted.

Parasitic platyhelminths are made up of the usual tissue constituents protein, carbohydrates, and lipids but, compared to other invertebrates, the proportions differ somewhat; i.e., the carbohydrate content tends to be relatively high and the protein content relatively low.

If a switch were to change, though, the same old protein would show up in all the usual tissues except one.

How do you manage to memorize the material when it lacks the usual connective tissue of logic or narrative?

It is a series of moods, nuances and gorgeous moments -- seductions, couplings, tearful partings -- with the usual connective tissue left out, or implied in title cards and voice-overs.

Lesions have a usual soft tissue attenuation and frequently have small intraluminal/large extraluminal morphology (Fig. 21).

Our previous data show that the alternative switch from the usual adipose tissue promoter to an apparently stronger 'ovary' promoter correlates significantly to the CYP19 mRNA expression level (P < 0.001) [ 4].

A switch from the usual adipose tissue promoter to an apparently stronger 'ovary' promoter has been previously observed in these samples and was associated with the levels of mRNA expression (P < 0.0001) [ 4].

For colour analysis of the core images, the SAMBA 'immuno' software was applied as previously reported (Charpin et al, 1994, 1997a, 1997b, 1998a, 1998b, 1998c, 2004; Garcia et al, 2007a, 2007b) in the usual full-tissue sections.

Helicobactor pylori infection was not identified in any late stage surgical sample as is usual in gastric tissue that has become malignant (Graham, 2000; You et al, 2000).

The intervening constricted region between the stigma and ovary lacks the usual specialized transmitting tissue (compitum), and hence is termed a pseudostyle rather than a style (Bailey and Swamy 1951).