| And when they put a decorticated cat in a cage with other cats, it was as though the healthy cats thought of it as dead. |
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| There is also a sort of pepper called decorticated black pepper which has had the skin of the peppercorn removed by machine and is therefore white. |
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| Each pod was decorticated manually by hand in laboratory and the level of seed set was recorded. |
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| This indicates that the fibers were well decorticated but not fully, and the fibers were not pure cellulose. |
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| The harvested kenaf stems are usually first decorticated to separate the bark from the core, producing ribbons of kenaf fibers. |
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| The pars defects in L3 were decorticated, and the earlier harvested bone chips were impacted in place between the defects. |
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| Red lentils are usually decorticated and sold without splitting or as split lentils. |
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| For example, spine surgeons commonly harvest bits of decorticated transverse process, facet joints, and vertebral bodies at the time of a spinal fusion operation. |
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| The biomechanical testing was conducted in 15pcf bone block, a substance with a density equivalent to the worst-case, poorest-quality decorticated humeral bone. |
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