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Meanings of dissected in English

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disseccionat

Characterized by landforms cut by erosion.

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disseccionat

Having one or more incisions reaching nearly to the midrib.

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Usage of dissected in English
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After the way it's been dissected and shared in court, who could?
The Guardian
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Suddenly our father was being watched, every action probed, every utterance dissected.
Seraphina
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They dissected film together and chatted on the phone late at night.
The Guardian
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The lecturer dissected as he proceeded, and was particularly clear and luminous.
A Love Story
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The women dissected while preparing dinner and applied the knowledge to themselves.
The Clan of the Cave Bear
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The vertebral segments were then dissected and the extravasated cement localized anatomically.
Pubmed
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The extensor tendons to the fingers were dissected in 43 adult hands.
Pubmed
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Do you know those geographical dissected puzzles that they give to children?
The Diary of a Goose Girl
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Materials and methods: Forty-one extracutaneous melanomas were dissected and used for further analysis.
Pubmed
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Every new piece of economic data is being dissected with almost forensic interest.
The Irish Times
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One way or another, he'd have the facts once he'd dissected the body.
Spiral
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Results: The bladder neck and seminal vesicles were successfully dissected in 55 minutes.
Pubmed
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Methods: Isolated corneas freshly dissected from rabbit eyes were used throughout.
Pubmed
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Percy injected the subject and dissected and described the mammary blood-supply.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
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The recurrent laryngeal nerve was systematically dissected to avoid inadvertent damage.
Pubmed
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In the present study, we extensively dissected and analysed the structure of PAQR10.
Pubmed
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