Sentence examples for which were dissected from inspiring English sources

Bone marrow was collected from femora, which were dissected from each mouse.

A Doppler probe was used to identify the perforators, which were dissected meticulously using loupe magnification.

We collected 30 5-d-old adult flies for each triplicate of 10 heads, which were dissected on dry ice and stored at −80°.

First, we tested naïve wasps without emergence experience, which were dissected out of the grain as pupa and kept in an Eppendorf tube until emergence (n = 50).

Interestingly, the reduced acceptance of males from the other developmental host was only observed in experienced females, which emerged normally out of their grains, but not with naïve females, which were dissected from their grains.

For those tumours which were dissected at the end of longitudinal in vivo MRI analyses, histological evaluations showed CDDP-induced morphological effects fully compatible with those detected by non-invasive MR imaging (Supplementary Figure 2).

Histopathological examination of routine H&E sections revealed multifocal infiltrates of mononuclear inflammatory cells (morphologically consistent with macrophages and lymphocytes), which were dissecting and compressing cardiomyocytes in sections of myocardium from all four animals in the CART group.

Its area includes the Tsukushi Plain, which is dissected by a network of creeks used for irrigation and drainage.

She skipped over the drama of her marriage, which is dissected yet again in "My Life," and concluded, "It's a terrific book; it's a great story".

The larger western part lies on the Volga Upland, which is dissected by river valleys and erosion gullies; the smaller Trans-Volga is a low plain.

Several articles appeared, including two on these pages by Rebecca Higgitt and Jack Stilgoe, this by Peter Coles, and a provocatively trite little blogpost (author's own words) which was dissected by Martin Robbins here.