Finally, animal studies might dissect the acute vs. chronic effects of neurostimulation.
What evolutionists like me hope to achieve through analysis is not merely a description of musical configurations, as one might dissect a fern or a coelacanth, but insight into practice.
Therefore, cutters might dissect the margin of cancerous lesion, which was not detected by TSCT images, and then, minute amount of cancer cells had left behind, to regrow carcinoma tissue after a very long period of time.
IF fan site message boards on the Internet accurately reflect the artists they are built to dissect, you might expect those devoted to Bruce Springsteen to represent a comfortable steppingstone between the cranky hippies who congregate on Neil Young sites and the aging pie-eyed idealists who gather on Bono Web pages.
Here are some lyrics you might want bare in mind when dissecting on Twitter: I don't like dropping names but Kurt Cobain is up in my face.
If you step back and dissect what happened later, you might realize that what seemed like a no-brainer obviously posed some critical challenges for your audience — ones that you didn't anticipate.
An analysis of the protein overload model might help dissect mechanisms of pathogenesis that are common to diabetic nephropathy and other etiologies of CKD linked by proteinuria.
The gallery may not look like any workshop Leonardo used, since it offers elaborate touch screens that allow you to dissect and probe his work in ways even he might have had difficulty imagining.
In most cases, you'll be dissected within two to four years, but you might be kept indefinitely, depending on the institution.
Yes, I've wanted to become a scientist since that day when I was barely 7 years old, and my Uncle Fred helped me dissect a frog.... .. Can you imagine what first impression you might leave behind in this example?
When you dissect this further you see it is popular across the classes.
