How To Use Darter In A Sentence
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The fish are the spotted darter, which is endangered, and the Tippecanoe and bluebreast darters, which are threatened.
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I would bet my best gun that there is a real hunter right behind the "darter" with a real gun.
Why Darting Isn't Hunting
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The bluebreast darter is threatened in Ohio; it occurs in the swift, rocky riffles of Big Darby Creek, a State and National Scenic River in Ecoregion 55e.
Ecoregions of Indiana and Ohio (EPA)
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Streams support a distinctive group of species not widely found elsewhere in Ecoregion 27, including the bigeye shiner, southern redbelly dace, stoneroller, black and golden redhorses, spotted bass, logperch, and orangethroat darter.
Ecoregions of Oklahoma (EPA)
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Two surgical incisions are used in carotid artery endarterectomies.
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Because water quality in the Elk River is improving, and because we have discovered ways to provide additional habitat in the form of natural slabrocks, more areas in the Elk River are ready for boulder darters.
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Most radically, we have extended protection to every endangered species, even the lowliest and most unprepossessing-the Furbish lousewort, the snail darter, the desert pupfish, the spotted owl.
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More than 200 species of birds are also found here, including the rare Storm's stork and the oriental darter, kingfishers and raptors such as the crested serpent eagle.
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The A-Darter will still notionally equip SAAF Gripens, but a long-awaited series of initial flight tests have yet to occur and the future of the programme is in doubt.
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The only species present in Clyde Creek were blacknose shiner, Iowa darter, central mudminnow, and pearl dace.
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Both carotid stenting, in which a balloon catheter is inserted to open the blood vessel, and carotid endarterectomy, in which plaque build-up is surgically removed, are reasonable, safe, and effective ways to treat blocked neck arteries, according to the guidelines.
New guidelines caution against overuse of stroke screening
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In addition to whitefish bull trout will feed on sculpins, darters or other trout and where applicable, salmon fry.
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As he buttoned up his shirt, I noticed the scar on his neck from previous carotid endarterectomy surgery.
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Darters are also known as snakebirds because they swim with only their heads and necks out of the water.
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Dam opponents fought successfully to include the darter on the Endangered Species List in 1975 (see endangered species), and the dam was halted.
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The diamond darter is a close relative of the crystal darter (Crystallaria asprella), a small fish found in the drainage basins of the Mississippi River.
Archive 2008-05-01
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Threats to the three darter species are mounting due to increased sedimentation of the watershed caused by urbanization.
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However, the prevention-cure equation gets a bit more complicated when considering a stroke-preventing surgery called carotid endarterectomy.
Stroke-preventing surgery works, but it's not without risk
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Too, a tract devoid of any winged life other than dragonflies and mosquitoes this week might just be covered with the feathered gray darters come the first of September.
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The refuge is home to such federally protected species as the Cahaba shiner, goldline darter, round rocksnail, and cylindrical lioplax snail.
Jim Noles: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Reconsiders Expansion of Alabama's Cahaba River National Wildlife Refuge
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For patients with CTPH undergoing pulmonary thromboendarterectomy, we suggest the placement of a permanent vena caval filter before or at the time of the procedure (Grade 2C).
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The ESA was not enough to save two species of fish in Texas, the Amistad and San Marcos gambusias; a bird in Florida, the dusky seaside sparrow; or a fish in Maryland, the Maryland darter.
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He was so fatherly to the young people that the girls in the Bee Hive, or the White Front, or the Racket Store used to brush his clothes when they needed it, if we in the office neglected him, and smooth his back hair with their pocket combs, and he -- never remembering the name of the particular ministering angel who fixed him up -- called one and all of them "darter," smiled a grateful smile like an old dog that is petted, and then went his way.
In Our Town
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I called "Tally ho" again, and watched with pleasure as Darter came bounding out of the underbrush behind me.
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The evolutionary relationships of anhingas and darters remain unclear.
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Firm evidence from two large trials has clarified the role of carotid endarterectomy in patients with ipsilateral severe carotid stenosis.
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Dolorez called, "Hello, girls," as she swung her car out again in the dusty roadway, and the "darter" deprived that little woman of her coveted information.
Jane Allen, Junior
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More than 200 species of birds are also found here, including the rare Storm's stork and the oriental darter, kingfishers and raptors such as the crested serpent eagle.
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The Darter had sounded the alarm and drawn first blood, but its day was done.
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Past surgical history included right carotid endarterectomy, coronary stent placement, and angioplasty of his left lower extremity.
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The overall benefit of carotid endarterectomy strongly depends on surgical risk.
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A minimally invasive alternative to carotid endarterectomy is angioplasty and stenting of a carotid stenosis.
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darter," and everyone who knew Dol knew, also, that these little attentions must have been rather costly to the country folks, for
Jane Allen, Junior
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A successful carotid endarterectomy is not a major procedure, and most patients can be discharged home the day after surgery.
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The surgery, called endarterectomy involves cutting open the neck artery and scraping out plaque formations that can block blood flow.
FDA expands use of stroke treatment device
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The springs contain the only remaining populations of two small fish, the fountain darter and the San Marcos gambusia; the Texas blind salamander; the San Marcos salamander; the Comal Springs Riffle beetle, the Comal Springs Dryopid beetle, the Peck's cave amphipod, an invertebrate; and Texas wild-rice.
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On the river and in the ponds we saw the finfoot, a bird with feet like a grebe and bill and tail like those of a darter, but, like so many
Through the Brazilian Wilderness
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And everyone visited the various stores and abruisements – the rudeabouts, thingboats and the darters, and of course all the old favourites such as the cokish eyenuts, stry your length, guessing the weight of the cook and tinning the pail on the wonkey.
Archive 2006-04-01
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Hollin and his darter was a-fixin 'away, sorter like they was glad, but uvry now and then John kep' flingin 'out some uv his slang at' um 'fur fixin' so much fur them crippled creeturs, that had 'bout as much business a-marryin 'as two' possums. '
Fisher's River (North Carolina) Scenes and Characters
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Too much sedimentation can affect the habitat of darters and associated fish species by making urban streams and lakes unsuitable for feeding and reproduction.
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The lake itself covers over 650 hectares, more than half the total size of the national park it is located in, and is home to egrets, darters, hornbills and kites, as well as some of the most unique fishing in the world.
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Carotid endarterectomy is indicated if arteries are 70 percent or more stenosed and should be performed soon after the TIA event in selected patients.
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The fish are the spotted darter, which is endangered, and the Tippecanoe and bluebreast darters, which are threatened.
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Cress, you mout hev had YOURS, and that fool Dabney mout hev had HIS; but it warn't the old woman's -- nor Cressy's -- it warn't Blair Rawlins 'darter's idea -- nor yet HER darter's!
Cressy
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Both carotid stenting, in which a balloon catheter is inserted to open the blood vessel, and carotid endarterectomy, in which plaque build-up is surgically removed, are reasonable, safe, and effective ways to treat blocked neck arteries, according to the guidelines.
New guidelines caution against overuse of stroke screening
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Comparing results and to find out the main surgical technique and the indication for endarterectomy.
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Using their two large pairs of long, flat, stiff-rayed fins, the darters cling to the base of the vertical rock surface while still underwater, then inch themselves upward with strong lateral movements.
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It also contains indicators for how often certain surgical procedures, such as carotid endarterectomy and pediatric heart surgery, are performed.
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In fact, almost all other researchers who have compared stenting carotid arteries to a surgical endarterectomy have found surgery to be more effective.
Dr. Dennis Gottfried: Is The Media Covering Medicine Accurately
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Through the removal of atherosclerotic plaques, carotid endarterectomy restores cerebral blood flow and reduces the risk of cerebral ischemia.
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In addition to whitefish, bull trout will feed on sculpins, darters or other trout and where applicable, salmon fry.
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Often patients undergoing carotid endarterectomy also have comorbid conditions, such as coronary artery disease, hypertension, or diabetes.
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We have a tree here with a whole lot of cormorant nests and right on the left there halfway up is a darter nest, often called snakebirds, because all you see in the water is their neck sticking out.
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Darters are capable of making blowpipes and shooting excrement-coated darts at their victims.
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Close analysis of the ECST trial found that the efficacy of a procedure called endarterectomy depended on which day of the week you were born on.
Bad Science
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Are they so strong that they can be allowed to jeopardize the entire economy for the snail darter and the furbish lousewort?
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Carotid endarterectomy is the surgical treatment of choice at this time.
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squirrels are darters
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With a low surgical risk, carotid endarterectomy provides modest benefit in symptomatic patients with carotid artery stenosis of 50 to 69 percent.
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I asked Papi why they are called tenpenny, eightpenny, an' sixpenny darters, an' he said it was 'cause they looked like nails an' that nails used to be sold by the pennyweight.
The Celebrated Jumping Flippit of Tau-Ceti IV
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Also inhabiting Ecoregion 61c are several species that are threatened in Pennsylvania, including the eastern sand darter (Ammocrypta pellucida) and the northern brook lamprey (Ichthyomyzon fossor) (Cooper, 1985, pp. 179, 182).
Ecoregions of Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia (EPA)
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The darter, found most often in the thin streams flowing throughout the training area, is a small 2-inch long fish that eats insect larvae.
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Such dilatations are usually due to chronic endarteritis and atheroma.
Special Report on Diseases of the Horse
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He had a what's called carotid endarterectomy where they slice out the carotid artery and scrape out the plaque.
CNN Transcript May 21, 2008
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Caveat: For patients older than 75, carotid endarterectomy didn't significantly reduce stroke risk.
Why You Forget Birthdays
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Among sunfishes, gobies, and darters, 8 of 122 nests surveyed were probable takeovers.
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Researchers randomly assigned 3,120 pre-symptomatic patients from 30 countries to receive carotid endarterectomy either as soon as possible or not until symptoms appeared.
Why You Forget Birthdays
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Two surgical incisions are used in carotid artery endarterectomies.
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For example, carotid endarterectomy is the surgical removal of fatty deposits clogging the carotid artery in the neck that could lead to a stroke.
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But that night the boasted style in which their "darter" lived was less appreciated than formerly: fashion and splendor were no longer a consolation.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 16, No. 96, October 1865
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Streams support a distinctive group of species not widely found elsewhere in Ecoregion 27, including the bigeye shiner, southern redbelly dace, stoneroller, black and golden redhorses, spotted bass, logperch, and orangethroat darter.
Ecoregions of Oklahoma (EPA)
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However, the prevention-cure equation gets a bit more complicated when considering a stroke-preventing surgery called carotid endarterectomy.
Stroke-preventing surgery works, but it's not without risk
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EPA biologists also found the variegate darter, which is common in Ohio but was last seen in Walnut Creek (also known as Little Walnut Creek) in 1955.
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The four listed fish are the spotfin chub, yellowfin madtom, smoky madtom, and duskytail darter.
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The surgery, known as carotid endarterectomy, is sometimes suggested for patients whose carotid arteries have narrowed by 60% to 90%, even in the absence of pre-stroke symptoms.
Why You Forget Birthdays
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The procedure, known as an endarterectomy, involves cutting open the neck artery and scraping out plaque formations that can block blood flow.
The Seattle Times
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Snorkelers observed only one benthic fish, a darter (Ethostoma or Percina spp.), in a smallmouth bass nest in Lake Opeongo.
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The only species present in Clyde Creek were blacknose shiner, Iowa darter, central mudminnow, and pearl dace.
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The slabrocks were also being used by several other darter species, as well as madtoms.
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Other species include banded killfish, mummichog, tidewater silverside, bay anchovy, tesselated darter and spottail shiner.
Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, Maryland
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Common fishes include the bigeye, steelcolor, and redfin shiners, the orangethroat and redfin darters, and suckers including the creek chubsucker, golden and black redhorses, river carpsucker, spotted sucker, and smallmouth buffalo.
Ecoregions of Oklahoma (EPA)
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I called "Tally ho" again, and watched with pleasure as Darter came bounding out of the underbrush behind me.
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On the river and in the ponds we saw the finfoot, a bird with feet like a grebe and bill and tail like those of a darter, but, like so many South American birds, with no close affiliations among other species.
IV. The Headwaters of the Paraguay
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Carotid endarterectomy may improve cognitive function.
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The Dale Hollow and Chattahoochee Forest National Fish Hatcheries are helping CFI to raise more boulder darters for future releases.
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The small, brilliantly colored vermilion darter, a fish found only in a single tributary in Alabama, is nearing extinction because of habitat destruction and a decline in water quality.
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The evolutionary relationships of anhingas and darters remain unclear.
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Other common fishes include the orangethroat darter, stippled darter, greenside darter, fantail darter, northern hogsucker, white sucker, Ozark minnow, cardinal shiner, and bigeye shiner.
Ecoregions of Oklahoma (EPA)
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The battle for the runners-up spot saw Shepherds demolish Bishopthorpe, with Mick Willsden including a 101 finish for a superb 15-darter.
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At the same time that this trial was reported, a metanalysis was published in the British Medical Journal comparing stenting to an endarterectomy.
Dr. Dennis Gottfried: Is The Media Covering Medicine Accurately
