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Meanings of colloid in English

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Usage of colloid in English
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All patients underwent SLN biopsy using blue dye and radioactive colloid injection.
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The Functional Materials segment provides display materials, semiconductor materials and inorganic colloid.
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Nanocomposite films were deposited from the colloid concurrently with conventional CVD precursors.
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Some food additives can be used in more than one type of colloid.
Cooking for geeks: real science, great hacks, and good food
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No advantages in using colloid resuscitation were apparent in our study.
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We limited our cases to those showing predominantly colloid and follicular cell groups.
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It is now recognized that colloid carcinomas characteristically arise from IPMN.
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Focal dilated glandular structures with colloid-like material were also identified.
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A false aneurysm of the pericallosal artery formed following resection of a colloid cyst.
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Shade the bottle for a gray colloid, then watch it whiten a little more.
The Doors of His Face, The Lamps of His Mouth
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These results strongly advocate the selection of surgical treatment for patients with symptomatic colloid cysts.
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Both colloid infusions resulted in similar increases in cardiac output, stroke output, and stroke work.
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The estimated risk for an asymptomatic patient with an incidental colloid cyst is significantly lower.
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Peritumoral injection of Tc-99 sulfur colloid and blue dye was used to identify SLNs intraoperatively.
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Removal of technetium-99m colloid from circulation by Kupffer cell phagocytosis therefore provides a valuable imaging technique.
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These results were correlated with corresponding API-pMDI component separation energy measurements determined using colloid probe AFM.
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