Meanings of tease apart in English

A frozen human isn't like poultry you can zap and tease apart.

You then tease apart the component cells that are present, within that tissue.

However, extrapolating functional differences from these comparisons is unlikely to tease apart the fine details.

Scientists studying barn-owl diet tease apart its pellets -furry, bony, feathery balls of indigestible remains.

He and Collins continue to collect data and take on new projects to tease apart these rockfall mysteries.

Then you use a mixture of chemistry and manual manipulation to tease apart the cells on the dish.

First, Wolbachia-host interactions can be examined to tease apart the influence of the host and bacteria on phenotypes.

Maybe impossible to tease apart.

Being forced to confront the prospect of failure head-on-tostudy it, dissect it, tease apart all its components and consequences-reallyworks.

The team then turned to pattern recognition software to tease apart the various mutational signatures found in tumours from smokers versus non-smokers.

Most digestive tracts contain a complex consortium of beneficial microorganisms, making it challenging to tease apart the molecular interactions between symbiont and host.

With the world's population increasingly concentrated in cities, Booth and her colleagues wanted to further tease apart the relationship between urban environment and health.

Phoenix and Stone quote large lumps of the existentialists as they tease apart a problem that wouldn't really exist for most (CLANG!)

Adaptive or flexible trials were one of the ideas-studiesthat would still tease apart safety and efficacy, but with twists allowing for greater speed.

Premiering at the The Light House Cinema on Thursday night, the documentary gathers together a collection of wise voices to tease apart this fascinating project.

Slow oscillations and delta waves are neuronal activity rhythms that hallmark sleep, but until now their respective functional roles have been impossible to tease apart.