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Meanings of muscles in English
Russian
мышечная система Portuguese
sistema muscular Catalan
sistema muscular Spanish
sistema muscular 
Organ system consisting of skeletal, smooth, and round cardiac muscles.
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Examples for "muscular system"
Examples for "muscular system"
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Introduction: The scapular muscular system is the major determinant of scapular positioning.
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The muscular system has been developed together with the coordination of motion.
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For one thing, the country boy is constantly developing his muscular system.
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The animal can not stand much work, as the muscular system is soft.
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But the muscular system has nearly or quite reached its limit.
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Breast muscle tissues were excised to determine stress- and antioxidant-related genes expression.
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We suggest that adipose and muscle tissues acted as a chlorpyrifos reservoir.
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Moreover, abundant cellular structural proteins similar to mammalian muscle tissues were also identified.
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Overexpression was not seen in the muscle tissues from these fetuses.
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Paraspinal muscle tissues of AS patients exhibited increased collagen fibril accumulation and atrophy.
Usage of muscles in English
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Yet Berenbrink found that diving animals' muscles seemingly carry too much myoglobin.
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The cricoid cartilage was imperfect in form; the hyo-epiglottic muscles very strong.
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It is particularly difficult to relearn a song your muscles already know.
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Ultimately, they hope to fine-tune the pulses to control muscles as well.
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Then comes the turn of the muscles; more useful without being indispensable.
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He was rather short, his build slim, however sculpted his muscles appeared.
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Whether resistance training modulates inflammation in muscles of diabetic patients remains unknown.
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The burning of fats in the muscles gives the laborer his power.
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A new drowsiness was spreading through him, turning his muscles to lead.
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He felt the strength of her young muscles inside-andhe wanted them.
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He's looking to flex a much different set of creative muscles here.
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In France they precede talks as a way of flexing union muscles.
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But I must work your muscles if you are to feel better.
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The cold water helps their muscles after a hard session of training.
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Then there's ab work, said Santa Maria, referring to the abdominal muscles.
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Her muscles were tense; she stood in an attitude of rebellious pride.
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