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Meanings of muscle in English
Usage of muscle in English
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Therefore, we developed an efficient nanomedicine approach capable of increasing muscle mass.
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This result is consistent with the selection objective of increasing muscle mass.
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Therefore muscle endurance training is necessary to prevent falls in elderly people.
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However, the ruling RPF's financial and administrative muscle far overshadows rival parties.
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The goal, therefore, is to preserve muscle glycogen as long as possible.
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Consolidation is key for power companies to gain financial and operating muscle.
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Results: For both sexes, muscle strength and quality decreased with advancing age.
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This could result from effects at the level of airway smooth muscle.
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In the case of new muscle, they still know they're muscle cells.
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They found that the animals simply glided downwards without moving a muscle.
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Background: Inadequate dietary protein intake results in loss of skeletal muscle mass.
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In turn, soil lead content was inversely associated with muscle metal levels.
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The economy was flourishing, with migrant workers providing necessary knowhow and muscle.
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Atrial fibrillation arises from a problem in the heart muscle's electrical activity.
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Possible side effects include muscle pain, nausea and gas and liver dysfunction.
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Getting efficient and building muscle memory are key parts of the process.
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