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Meanings of laryngeal in anglès
Cartilaginous structure.
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Examples for "cartilaginous structure"
Examples for "cartilaginous structure"
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Lining the socket is a cartilaginous structure called the labrum.
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The bones are made up mostly of cartilaginous structure.
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There is a difference between the orientation of the ossification center and that of the main cartilaginous structure.
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The country abounds in reptiles, and the prevalent fishes are of the early kinds, having a cartilaginous structure.
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Are their speech organs differently made from our own?
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Restore normal brain control over the speech organs.
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No child stammers or stutters because he wants to, but because he has not the power to control his speech organs.
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In other words, the harmony between the brain and the speech organs which normally result in smooth working and perfect speech has been interrupted.
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Every vocal organ when properly directed will produce the best quality of which that particular instrument is capable.
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A majority of singers never succeed in establishing the right relation between the vocal organ and the organs of enunciation.
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The lips and vocal organs were then moulded to imitate these sounds.
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I will, and the muscles of my vocal organs shape my speech.
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She continued to exercise her vocal organs mechanically, as ordinary children do.
Usage of laryngeal in anglès
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Conclusions: The present results confirm the surgical recommendation for cT4a laryngeal SCCs.
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Method: CT scans of 12 patients with laryngeal tuberculosis were analyzed retrospectively.
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Conclusions: A significant portion of laryngeal injuries is concurrent with maxillofacial fractures.
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All the different laryngeal treatments she had tried under the greatest specialists.
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In five patients no laryngeal structures could initially be identified by bronchoscopy.
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Associated pressure on the recurrent laryngeal nerve often makes laryngeal paralysis coexistent.
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Objective: To investigate the relation between various micronutrients and laryngeal cancer risk.
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Authors reconsider the present state of knowledge about immunology of laryngeal cancer.
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Histopathological examination revealed squamous cell carcinoma compatible with metastasis from laryngeal cancer.
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Background: The current treatment results of laryngeal squamous cell carcinoma still remain modest.
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In recent years, the incidence of laryngeal carcinoma has been on the increase.
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Neuroendocrine carcinomas appear to constitute the majority of so-called laryngeal adenocarcinomas.
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Conclusion: Oridonin-induced apoptosis of human laryngeal carcinoma through the activation of ER stress.
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These results demonstrate that laryngeal sensory abnormalities impact the development of post-extubation dysphagia.
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The recurrent laryngeal nerve was systematically dissected to avoid inadvertent damage.
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Mucus aggregation on the vocal folds is a common finding from laryngeal endoscopy.
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Laryngeal through the time
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