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Meanings of ambulatory in anglès

Able to walk about.

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In Gothic churches, the space that is sometimes found between the choir and the apse.

Walk.

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Setting: The study used a referral center, institutional practice, and ambulatory patients.
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Conclusion: A better commitment for ambulatory care must be found among anesthesiologists.
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Participants: Four thousand seventy-one ambulatory patients aged 80 and older with hypertension.
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But in Enzenauer's opinion, he should be ambulatory in about two days.
Man in the Middle
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Methods: Thirteen adult prevalent patients on continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis were studied.
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Context: Hypercalcemia in ambulatory patients is occasionally caused by vitamin D toxicity.
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Setting: Physicians' offices in ambulatory care, hospital-based clinics and in the community.
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Inpatient and ambulatory records were reviewed; follow-up and survival data were ascertained.
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The NSAA is useful as a complementary outcome measure in ambulatory individuals.
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All cases remained ambulatory, and three of them could walk over 400m.
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They held the ceremony in one of the chapels along the ambulatory.
The Secret Eleanor
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Conclusions: Norovirus is a substantial cause of gastroenteritis in the ambulatory setting.
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Dipping state was determined with 24-h ambulatory blood pressure monitoring at enrollment.
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Cocaine-induced ambulatory and rearing activity was greater in female than male rats.
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I imagined their slabs of maiden marble white leapfrogging around the ambulatory.
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Laboratory results provide necessary information for the management of ambulatory patients.
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