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Meanings of cord in English
Usage of cord in English
1
The stone steps are disjointed; the bell-cord is rotten; the gutter-spouts broken.
2
Patients and methods: Twenty-eight patients received a permanent cervical spinal cord stimulator.
3
The pathological result showed a malignant tumor in the right vocal cord.
4
Results: Thirty per cent of the study mothers practiced clean cord care.
5
A lot of Palm cord people have names about words and speaking.
6
Calculated factors were used to convert umbilical cord values to maternal levels.
7
NOS positive neurones were found in several areas of the lumbosacral cord.
8
As for your bell-cord, it was knotted; it caught in that ring.
9
The cord waved in the wind, as he leaned from the balcony.
10
She said she had been given such a cord by her physiotherapist.
11
You have seen Italian organ-boys holding a dancing-ape by a long cord.
12
Background: Self-efficacy is an important determinant of adjustment following spinal cord injury.
13
All along, she'd been working her way down to the spinal cord.
14
A frozen section of right vocal cord was performed under general anesthesia.
15
The cord which releases the screen rings a bell in my room.
16
Particularly relevant is its regeneration potential, intimately linked to the spinal cord.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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Australia
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