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Meanings of organs in English
Usage of organs in English
1
However, there is no catastrophic internal injury, its main organs remain functional.
2
Yes, one frequently attaches new media to one's limbs and sense organs.
3
Deep sea lanternfish produce light in their organs which are called photophores.
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The chronic shortage of organs available for transplant is a global problem.
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It then said organs were obtained from a voluntary public donation system.
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We believe that the use of non-heart-beating-donor organs has potential in China.
7
In the way other stem cells create organs, these cells create tumors.
8
Relatives are sometimes asked whether organs may be removed for research purposes.
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The problem is these compounds can't work the same magic in organs.
10
Therefore, the animal's internal organs hang from the spine in proper order.
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Conclusions: Doses to organs at risk vary depending on the calculation method.
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Figure 8 shows the organs of the body in their natural positions.
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There are particular herbs with beneficial effects on the female reproductive organs.
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We don't know if it has gone to other major organs yet.
15
Neurodegenerative monogenic diseases often affect tissues and organs beyond the nervous system.
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The main organs at risk are ipsilateral lung, heart and brachial plexus.
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