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Meanings of lingual in English
Portuguese
lingüístico Spanish
lingüístico Synonyms
Examples for "organ"
Examples for "organ"
1
Lack of donor organ availability is an increasing problem in heart transplantation.
2
But one group of deuterostomes, the sea stars, now lack the organ.
3
Thus ultimately and philosophically science is the organ of general social progress.
4
Conclusions: Maximum deceased organ donation potential in Alberta is approximately 55 dpmp.
5
I first began writing in this organ just over 10 years ago.
Usage of lingual in English
1
The use of text honors the lingual layers of the complex performance.
2
The lingual nerve branches from the mandibular division of the trigeminal nerve.
3
Krishaber speaks of a case of lingual menstruation at the epoch of menstruation.
4
According to them it will be a year before Minnie regains lingual facility.
5
Out of all the striving has come a sweeping advance in lingual requirements.
6
The AMD and FULL were measured digitally in mesio-distal and bucco-lingual 2D slices.
7
The settlement between these two lingual disputants did not come for many days.
8
Wellington Gray removed an enormous lingual dermoid from the mouth of a negro.
9
Effects on papillae are not random but are more pronounced in specific lingual regions.
10
To date, lingual position of the mandibular canal was significantly associated with IAN injury.
11
The intermolar prominence was clearly marked in the distal part of the lingual body.
12
She also shows her lingual weakness in the sleep-walking scene.
13
And it extended into the right fusiform and lingual gyri.
14
The lingual side is known as the root analog and gives rise to ERM.
15
Supernumerary teeth locations were predominantly lingual except for 4 teeth.
16
Bad splits were defined as buccal or lingual plate fractures.
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United States of America
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