How To Use Segmental In A Sentence
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On the basis of our present data analyses, it is, however, not possible to judge whether the problem is at a segmental level, suprasegmental level, or both.
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Two samples of disruptive phenomena: contorsion and segmentalisation
Chapter 4
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We are now in a position to notice, without any danger of misconception, what is called the segmental theory of the skull.
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In 1979, a certain young concrete engineer was responsible for an onsite precast operation that was producing segmental bridge units.
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The move towards writing poetry down deprived it of music, perhaps, certainly of the suprasegmental qualities of pitch, timbre, etc., which are personal in a physiological sense.
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The deck is being constructed with curving precast segmental elements, cast onsite, that add to the attractiveness of the project.
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The organs they produce include segmental muscles, nephridia, gonads and gonoducts.
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Ryckman FC, Flake AW, Fisher RA, Tchervenkov JI, Pedersen SH, Balistreri WF: Segmental orthotopic hepatic transplantation as a means to improve patient survival and diminish waiting list mortality.
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The most common findings are isolated hilar or mediastinal adenopathy, segmental hyperinflation or atelectasis, alveolar consolidation, interstitial densities, pleural effusion or cavitation.
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Intersegmental: = interarticular; q.v. Interspace: Coleopteran; the plane surface between elytral striae:
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I'm using the term in the sense of "segmental" progerias, conditions in which an organism expresses some but not all component of accelerated aging.
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They discover, for example, that, unlike sounds, suprasegmentals can change according to meaning.
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TuyÕn tr¸nh By-pass §êng trôc Arterial highway §êng trôc c¸p Cable trace §êng trôc c¸p d¹ng parabole Parapolic cable trace §êng trôc c¸p gåm c¸c ®o¹n th¼ng Cable trace with segmental line §êng trôc vßm Arch axis §êng trôc, ®êng tim Center line §êng truyÒn t¶i träng Load path §êng vßng Roundabout §Ëp ®Êu cäc Ship pile head
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Hence, the polymorphism hypothesis is attractive because it could help to explain how a segmentally duplicated genome such as that of maize can avoid deleterious ectopic recombination between paralogs.
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However, in two cases of segmental disease, genetic transmission of the generalized disease has been reported.
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Studies on dechorionated eggs have shown that segmental anlagen are apparent quite early in embryonic development, though of course considerably after the end of the cleavage stage.
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Others are segments of approximately equal size, a small population, foreign threats, countrywide loyalties that counteract segmental loyalties, and pre-existing traditions of consensus.
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Missing from the Georgian facade are the earlier vernacular features of glazed headers, segmental arch windows, and a belt course.
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Jenkins 2002 maintains that starting holistically from voice quality and then moving to work on segmentals imply that the learner is pushed to adapt and use the target language articulatory settings with their articulators still geared towards the pronunciation of the sounds of his/her mother tongue.
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The first to develop are the short intersegmental fibers from the neuroblasts in the mantle zone, and the fibers of the dorsal nerve roots which grow into the medulla spinalis from the cells of the spinal ganglia.
IX. Neurology. 2. Development of the Nervous System
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They represent the segmental architecture of our phylogenetic ancestors.
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Angiographic findings include severe distal, segmental occlusive lesions, but the more proximal arteries (below the popliteal and distal to brachial branches) are normal.
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Because of their predominantly vertical orientation, the basilar segmental bronchi of the right lower lobe are routinely sectioned transversely on CT.
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This early phase of expression in proliferating segmental precursors may impart basic positional information which the expressing cell ‘remembers’ during later morphogenesis.
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Notable features are the parapet above the third-floor cornice and the segmental window frames.
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Just taking a look at the symbols for suprasegmentals, you can see that there's a lot of detail to account for.
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He was led to enunciate the following theses: -- [450] (1) that the mouth and anus of Vermes, Mollusca, Arthopoda, and probably Vertebrata, is derived from the elongated mouth of an ancestor resembling the Actinozoa; (2) that somites are derived from a series of archenteric pouches, like those of Actinozoa and Medusæ; (3) that excretory organs (nephridia, segmental organs) are derived from parts of these pouches which in the ancestral form, as in many polyps, were connected by a circular or longitudinal canal, and opened to the exterior by pores.
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The bridge spans the river with a 15 m segmental arch and a tall overhead arch was built at the eastern end of the bridge with smaller arches on the sides for pedestrians.
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The Lawrence County Courthouse, composed of stone and brick, has three stories surmounted by a massive tower in two stages capped by a segmental dome and cupola.
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Ventral epidermal cells secrete a segmentally repeating pattern of small hooks, called denticles, separated by expanses of naked cuticle.
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The method provides an accurate segmental measurement of distension of tubular organs.
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However, the very few students I had also seemed to have benefitted from CR of manner and place of articulation as well as supra-segmental features.
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There exist three types of segmental lengthening in oral Chinese, each one matched with certain prosodic events and characterized by their own distinctive temporal variations.
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Angiographic findings include severe distal, segmental occlusive lesions, but the more proximal arteries (below the popliteal and distal to brachial branches) are normal.
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CNVs in humans and chimpanzees often occur in equivalent genomic locations: most lie in regions of the genomes, called segmental duplications, that are particularly 'fragile'.
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Some aspects of the segmental pattern are rescued, with more naked cuticle separating the denticle belts.
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Reflecting the primacy of kinship bonds, tribes are resolutely egalitarian, segmental, and acephalous - to use terms favored by anthropologists.
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Such segmentally repeated functional groups may be present throughout vertebrates since all vertebrate brains are segmented.
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Segmental pressures are obtained bilaterally on the lower extremities at the thigh, above the knee, the calf, and the ankle.
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Pitch variations can distinguish meaning just like phonemes; therefore, the tone is a suprasegmental feature.
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These descending fibers are mainly intersegmental in character and derived from cells in the posterior column, but some consist of the descending branches of the posterior nerve roots.
IX. Neurology. 3. The Spinal Cord or Medulla Spinalis
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In contrast, there is research that indicates that the teacher can make a noticeable difference if certain criteria, such as the teaching of suprasegmentals and the linking of pronunciation with listening practice, are fulfilled.
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Tandem and segmental duplications of resistance genes have frequently been observed in other plants.
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Well, about my research, I dealt only with segmental features, but just to narrow the research down to the scope of an MA thesis (my research supervisor made me choose either segmentals or suprassegmentals not to make the thesis too long).
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The English consonant sounds and suprasegmentals also present difficulties for native speakers of Spanish.
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Vowels, consonants, ingressives, suprasegmentals, intonation, diacritics, ejectives, implosives, diphthongs, and clicks are demonstrated.
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Partial intersegmental division exists on the dorsal surface; the ventral surface has a rounded protuberance on its anterior proximal margin.
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This homolog maps on chromosome 10L and is part of the most recent set of segmental duplications in the maize genome.
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The cranial neural crest that migrates out from the rhombomeres of the dorsal region of the hindbrain also has a segmental arrangement.
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The research will involve the creation of a computer database of segmental information for 100 of the largest publicly quoted companies.
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It consists chiefly of intersegmental fibers which arise from cells in the gray substance, and, after a longer or shorter course, reënter the gray substance and ramify in it.
IX. Neurology. 3. The Spinal Cord or Medulla Spinalis
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Its connections are imperfectly known, but it consists largely of ascending and descending intersegmental or association fibers, which connect the nuclei of the hind-brain and mid-brain to each other.
IX. Neurology. 4b. The Mid-brain or Mesencephalon
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Egad, I missed an important issue here: "If you want a nonsegmental feature interpretable as a cluster, one possibility that doesn't impose on the estabilish'd sound laws of Greek is preaspiration: /pajto/ pʰajʰto?
Linear A treatment of consonant clusters
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Quite frequently, especially in the interscapular and sternal regions, the segmental configuration constitutes an important feature of seborrh [oe] a-- of the eczema seborrhoicum variety.
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I have also continued to be interested in segmentation genes, as well as genes affecting segmental identity.
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Although the presence of such duplications has been suggested previously, this is the first substantial evidence of a segmental duplication that post-dates the evolution of the Brassica and Arabidopsis lineages.
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The deck is being constructed with curving precast segmental elements, cast on-site, that add to the attractiveness of the project.
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They found that hepatectomy was an effective treatment for caudate lobe HCC, and that subsegmental location of the tumor, the presence of liver cirrhosis and the size of the surgical margin affected long-term survival.
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This innervation pattern is repeated in all three thoracic ganglia, and it appears that each of these intersegmental axons supplies the VACs of all three ganglia with NOS-containing collaterals.
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First I had doubts as to his expertise in the field of externally prestressed pre-cast glued segmental bridge design, which this case is about.
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The upper surface of the arms are covered with a dense coating of granules and segmental bands of hooks.
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End-stage renal (kidney) disease: Patients may develop renal failure, often in association with a condition known as focal segmental glomerulosclerosis.
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Whereas this method is compared with the usual method - folded of segmental filter paper ? s.
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In the segmental disorders, they are useful in determining muscle wasting, fatty infiltration, and in the selective involvement of muscle groups for muscle biopsy and electromyography sites.
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The azygous lobe is not a true anatomic lobe, in that it does not have a separate segmental bronchus.
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Our focus on hindbrain was motivated by the observation that the hindbrains of all vertebrates are segmentally organized.
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The general aim of this work was to analyze the suprasegmental features of the male voice during a seductive interaction compared with the characteristics of neutral speech.
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Segmental hypotonias are associated with disorders of the motor neuron, peripheral nerve, neuromuscular junction and skeletal muscle.
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The vertebral and costal arches are derivatives of the posterior part of the segment in front of the intersegmental septum with which they are associated.
II. Osteology. 1. Development of the Skeleton
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We evaluated the tracheal wall, whereas previous reports used bifurcation specimens from lobar or segmental bronchi.
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It is usually regarded as being formed by some of the fibers of the posterior nerve roots, which ascend for a short distance in the tract and then enter the posterior column, but since its fibers are myelinated later than those of the posterior nerve roots, and do not undergo degeneration in locomotor ataxia, they are probably intersegmental in character.
IX. Neurology. 3. The Spinal Cord or Medulla Spinalis
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As we have previously demonstrated, segmental allergen exposure induces a vigorous inflammatory response in the asthmatic airway.
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Because tribes are so segmental and undifferentiated, their constituent parts - e.g., families, lineages, clans - tend to oscillate between fusion and fission.
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The long intersegmental fibers begin to appear about the third month and the cerebrospinal fibers about the fifth month.
IX. Neurology. 2. Development of the Nervous System
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The trachea, carina, right and left lobar and segmental bronchi were examined and were normal.
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If you want a nonsegmental feature interpretable as a cluster, one possibility that doesn't impose on the estabilish'd sound laws of Greek is preaspiration: /pajto/ pʰajʰto?
Linear A treatment of consonant clusters
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As in other Crabro species, the wasp's egg is attached to the soft intersegmental membrane of the cervix [throat] where the larva can readily penetrate the cuticle with its mandibles.
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The molded brick water table jogs over basement windows with segmental arches.
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The upper surface of the arms are covered with a dense coating of granules and segmental bands of hooks.
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In 1966 Chen successfully replanted an amputated finger, and performed an arm replantation after segmental resection, thus allowing some functional restoration after tumour removal.
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Weathered specimens can also break along the segmental boundaries and expose additional structures, the so-called segmental diaphragms.
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As examples of a cocket and of a supported center and also as examples of well thought out center design we give the two centers shown by Figs. 148 and 149, both designed for a 50-ft. span segmental arch by the same engineer.
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A number of tubuli, at first metamerically arranged, now appear, each opening, on the one hand, into the coelom by a ciliated mouth, the nephrostome (n.s.), and on the other into the segmental duct.
Text Book of Biology, Part 1: Vertebrata
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Homeobox genes play a key role in the morphogenesis of segmental body structures along the primary anterior-posterior body axis including the genitourinary system.
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In such cases, ultrasonography reveals a hypoechoic or anechoic structure protruding from a segmentally thickened colonic wall.
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See also Section 13 again, in which is the suggestion that the occipital part of the skull is possibly a fusion of vertebrae, a new view with much in its favour, and obviously an entirely different one from the old "segmental" view of the entire skull, discussed in
Text Book of Biology, Part 1: Vertebrata
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Enhanced levels of expression are seen in older embryos adjacent to the segmental involutions (C, arrowheads) and in the salivary glands, proventriculus, and somatic musculature.
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The second year included rowlock and bonded segmental arches; blocking, toothing, and corbeling; building and bonding of vaulted walls; polygonal and circular walls, piers and chimneys; fire-places and flues.
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Why are there so many segmental duplications in the human genome?
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The post-segmental posterior terminus is called the pygidium.
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The segmental anlage of the larval and adult body plan is produced by a growth zone located just anterior to the pygidium.
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The finding of one or more segmental or larger perfusion defects is a sensitive marker of embolic obstruction.
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With 3 or 4 preabdomen segments, a modified system of intersegmental muscles and tendons may have been evolved to act as a pump.
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Both studies suggested that segmental units might be established as three to four cell wide stripes at the blastoderm stage.
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In English, for example, suprasegmentals play a very important role in perception and comprehension because a listener gets the cue from the suprasegmentals in oral communication.
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More or less invariably, the five segmental appendages of the head, reading from the front, consist of first antennae (or antennules), second antennae (often just called antennae), mandibles, first maxillae (or maxillules) and second maxillae.
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Given the debate about the segmental composition of the thorax, it is interesting to note that there is no evidence in the earliest millipedes known that the thorax was diplopodocus.
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It may be postulated that central, peripheral and segmental effects are involved when acupoints are stimulated by acupuncture in somatic segments related to the innervation of the ovaries and the uterus.
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Conclusion The flap taken from the fibular side of the great toe is an effective tissue in replanting an amputated thumb with segmental defect.
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These cells and their processes constitute a series of association or intersegmental neurons (Fig. 668), which link together the different parts of the medulla spinalis.
IX. Neurology. 3. The Spinal Cord or Medulla Spinalis
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It consists of (a) longitudinal intersegmental fibers which arise from cells in the gray substance, more especially from those of the medial group of the anterior column, and, after a longer or shorter course, reënter the gray substance; (b) fibers which cross in the anterior white commissure from the gray substance of the opposite side.
IX. Neurology. 3. The Spinal Cord or Medulla Spinalis
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The results suggest that surgeons should pay more attention to the subsegmental location of the tumor, and that extended hepatectomy should be used when possible in order to achieve adequate intraoperative tumor margins, and so improve long-term survival after surgery.
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In the evolution of vertebrates, long bodies with continuously flexible notochords and segmental muscles existed before the appearance of segmental vertebrae.
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These are separated from one another by intersegmental septa and are arranged symmetrically on either side of the neural tube and notochord: to every segment a spinal nerve is distributed.
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Formulae have been devised to measure segmental colonic transit with radio-opaque shapes.
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These amyloid-laden vessels can undergo fibrinoid degeneration, necrosis, segmental dilation, or aneurysm formation, rendering them prone to rupture [13].
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This was usually seen on the dorsal abdomen, particularly in the region of the intersegmental membrane.
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The resulting plan form includes a central hub, radial wings and segmental courtyards.
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The research will involve the creation of a computer database of segmental information for 100 of the largest publicly quoted companies.
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The observed segmental structure of the Brassica genome strongly suggests that the extant Brassica diploid species evolved from a hexaploid ancestor.
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Polymorphonuclear leukocyte infiltrates were present in the glomerular tufts, and many glomeruli displayed segmental necrosis.
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These arterioles frequently showed continuity at the glomerular hilum with segmental necrotizing glomerular lesions.
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Many Chinese students always meet some problems which affect their fluency in reading English, including the suprasegmental phonemes like liason, sentence stress and rhythm.
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This allows the level of transection to be identified, along with other features, based on knowledge of the spinal segmental motor nerve supply to the individual muscles.
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IM: intersegmental membrane; PPh: prephragma of the mesonotum; 1 Ph: first phragma of the mesonotum; PS: pronotal sulcus.
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The earliest expression of Hox genes for these arthropods is in the already formed segmental anlage, in the presumptive position of the developing segment.
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When the arch is formed of a curve that is less than a semicircle (a segment of a circle), with its centre below the diameter, it is called a segmental arch.
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Missing from the Georgian facade are the earlier vernacular features of glazed headers, segmental arch windows, and a belt course.
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In the evolution of vertebrates, long bodies with continuously flexible notochords and segmental muscles existed before the appearance of segmental vertebrae.