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Meanings of coronary in English
Portuguese
coronária Catalan
trombosi coronària Structure.
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Examples for "structure"
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The current offer price and deal structure won't change, the companies said.
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Our change of course naturally means a different shareholder structure, he added.
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The community health course structure and goals enhanced learning in the project.
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However, certain highly placed members of the Alliance power structure were resistant.
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However, without a clear structure or focus such resolutions are easily broken.
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Thus speaks the science of man; thus counsels reason, guided by anatomical structure.
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It is not possible to deal here with the alteration in anatomical structure; cf.
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Rhythmic vitality, anatomical structure, conformity with nature, suitability of colouring, artistic composition, and finish.
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Dentin regeneration is challenging due to its complicated anatomical structure and the shortage of odontoblasts.
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The corpus callosum (CC) is an anatomical structure which connects the two brain hemispheres.
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Remarkably, it can regenerate complex body parts like intestines and, yes, gonads.
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Our feelings are as little in our power as the bodily structure they animate.
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In other words, the spine is a bodily structure as old as the rock-ribbed hills.
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The dependence of the mental life on bodily structure, equally true in the both sexes, is exquisitely demonstrated in woman.
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The mind of man offers arguments in the same direction, hardly less strong than those derived from his bodily structure.
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A rapidly-growing child needs a large amount of nutritious food to supply waste and furnish material for the daily-increasing bodily structure.
Usage of coronary in English
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Treatment was given immediately after coronary occlusion and for 2 subsequent days.
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Conclusions: The majority of coronary plaque was noncalcified, particularly in younger individuals.
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Most existing coronary risk assessment methods are based on baseline data only.
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Hypertension and obesity are risk factors for coronary heart diseases in adults.
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Results: In healthy adults, coronary arteries dilated and flow increased with stress.
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Left main coronary artery disease is a high-risk condition with significant mortality.
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Results were not materially altered after control for nonlipid coronary risk factors.
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Objectives: To evaluate clinical outcomes after the use of long coronary stents.
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Deaths, adverse events, and acute coronary syndromes were similar in both groups.
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Thus, Ox-LDL may play a possible role in pathogenesis of coronary spasm.
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Patients and methods: Eighteen patients were studied prospectively after undergoing coronary revascularization.
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However, the relation between coronary artery disease and endothelin release remains unclear.
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Conclusion: We report for the first time, patch-clamp recordings from coronary pericytes.
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Methods: 22 patients were operated on with standard coronary artery bypass grafting.
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The control group consisted of 42 patients who had normal coronary arteries.
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Background: Acute coronary syndrome continues to have significant long-term morbidity and mortality.
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