Portuguese
caso ablativo Catalan
ablatiu The case indicating the agent in passive sentences or the instrument or manner or place of the action described by the verb.
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Paul, who had been wool-gathering, went back to nominative, dative, and ablative.
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It's called panis; genitive, pani; dative, pano; vocative, panus; ablative, pano.
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The ablation time is significantly shorter than other available ablative techniques.
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Following high-dose ablative therapy, two acute in-hospital treatment-related deaths were observed.
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Liver-directed, locally ablative procedures are recommended for patients with limited, nonresectable tumor burden.
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Therapeutic options range from noninterventive, through ablative procedures, to shunt operations.
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He was free-falling feet first in a pressurized titanium, ablative coffin.
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A promising ablative therapy option to consider is stereo-tactic body radiotherapy (SBRT).
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Already, his capsule swiveled to aim its tough, ablative backside toward a Caribbean splashdown.
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In Sanskrit the ablative has sometimes the sense of 'through'.
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Activate the transitive verbs and engage the ablative of separation.
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No major complications were observed following either ablative treatment.
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For example, the popular ablative recording method uses a tellurium alloy as a recording layer.
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In 3 cases, two ablative procedures were performed as the first was only transiently successful.
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Various ablative techniques can achieve local control of tumor after incomplete resection or for palliation.
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A wide variety of endoscopic mucosal ablative techniques have been developed with promising initial results.
