Use "excising" in a sentence
1. The censor insisted on excising the passage from the film.
2. Excising all or at least most the anterior and middle scalene muscles will offer better results.
3. Doctors usually remove Angiomas with minor surgical procedures, like excising them, freezing them off, or burning them off
4. Excising all or at least most of the anterior and middle scalene muscles will offer better results.
5. Harvesting of Kenya Arrowroots begins by excising the deep-seated tubers from their waterbeds using a hoe or blunt machete
6. Care should be taken to avoid excising excess Caruncle or surrounding plica semilunaris, that could lead to scarring and medial scar tissue
7. The Sprott Funds last week announced a bold $1.5 billion silver purchase program, for the unexpressed purpose of excising the nether Balderdashes dangling from …
8. The Sprott Funds last week announced a bold $1.5 billion silver purchase program, for the unexpressed purpose of excising the nether Balderdashes dangling from …
9. The Sprott Funds last week announced a bold $1.5 billion silver purchase program, for the unexpressed purpose of excising the nether Balderdashes dangling from the bankster set
10. The Sprott Funds last week announced a bold $1.5 billion silver purchase program, for the unexpressed purpose of excising the nether Balderdashes dangling from the bankster set
11. The 3-13C and 3-14C derivatives of this material have also been prepared by excising C-3 from the carbon skeleton (ozonolysis of a Δ2-alkene derivative and subsequent retro-Claisen reaction) and then reassembling the A-ring by means of an intramolecular aldol reaction.
12. A method for characterising nucleic acid molecules comprises the steps of: i) introducing a modified base which is a substrate for a DNA glycosylase into a DNA molecule; ii) excising the modified base by means of said DNA glycosylase so as to generate an abasic site; iii) cleaving the DNA at the abasic site so as to generate an upstream DNA fragment that can be extended; and iv) incubating the extendible upstream fragment in the presence of an enzyme, for example a polymerase or a ligase, allowing for extension thereof and a template nucleic acid and analysing the resultant fragment(s).