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91. Macrophage: a large scavenger cell present in connective tissue and in many major organs and tissues.

92. The larvae then penetrate the intestinal wall, and travel through the horse's tissues to organs such as the liver and pancreas.

93. If the heart becomes diseased the blood will no longer reach the organs. Without food and oxygen, the person will die.

94. Sense organs for lunar and planetary influences, for atmospheric pressure and cosmic rays are as yet purely hypothetical. 2.

95. Large doses can result in blockages in blood supply to vital organs and breathing problems.

96. Printed on hand presses, they had small circulations, and were essentially house organs for political factions.

97. Instruments Organs are usually insured for their full replacement value against the risks of fire and special perils.

98. Segmentation is not only shown in the external differentiation of the body but also involves many of the internal organs.

99. More significantly, he also realized that this electrical activity was affected by external stimuli falling on the sense organs.

100. Those parents who had consented to post mortem examinations were not told that their child's organs might be retained.

101. I try to avoid stress — it makes me feel like I'm rubber-stamping all my organs "Urgent!". Terri Guillemets 

102. Present-day computer or digital organs incorporate new and complex technology, and this has led to some impressive developments.

103. Laughter is an exhilarating exercise which, like deep breathing, massages the internal organs.

104. Either way, the removed organs became objects of magical power.Sentencedict.com

105. One solution might be to use organs from other species, if the problem of rejection can be overcome.

106. All the internal organs looked pretty normal to the naked eye.

107. A non-member of an organisation must first determine the powers of the organisation and its organs.

108. At such speeds, they need accurate sense organs if they are to avoid damaging collisions.

109. In contemplating the removal of an organ or organs, re-member that Nature does not indulge in luxuries.

110. I heard him mention something about organs to another guest so I put my oar in and started such a nice conversation.

111. The cockroach has two corpora cardiaca,[sentencedict.com] which are the organs that secrete my precious hormone.

112. In fact, its sense organs and body are only an outward expression of this inward patterning, which we call instinct.

113. But those in need of organs or tissue far outnumber donors, according to Karahalios.

114. In reality, there is a great shortage of donated organs, but organ donation is a careful, well-documented medical procedure.

115. Six weeks later, most of its organs are present and its outward appearance begins to resemble that of a baby.

116. As the victim's temperature rises higher and higher, they suffer internal heatstroke and all their organs gradually fail.

117. Many are eager to donate organs to help save other lives.

118. The usual type of chair puts an enormous strain on the spine, back muscles and many of the internal organs.

119. Choirs, pipe organs and the teaching of music in seminaries were all encouraged.

120. Mr. Wallace Is the availability of donor organs more of a limitation on the transplant programme than the availability of resources?