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Meanings of shunting in English
Usage of shunting in English
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Results: Amniotic fluid shunting produced a significant reduction in amniotic fluid volume.
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Increased DV shunting is a major fetal survival mechanism during stress situations.
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We heard the shunting of cars and the faint ringing of bells.
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The distant whistle of a shunting locomotive jarred on the morning stillness.
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Afterwards they started shunting me into jobs for which I was unsuited.
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Got to be more than one digital human shunting-set in town, surely.
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He underwent VP shunting, and after this procedure the diplopia was aggravated.
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CT and cardiac catheterisation showed a residual defect that caused right-to-left shunting.
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A locomotive was shunting, near enough to elbow us, and screaming full-lunged.
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The actuarial analysis suggests a progressive resolution of shunting with time.
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He activated the credit disk, shunting the money to her bar account block.
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Background: Temporary vascular shunting to restore flow after vascular injury has been advocated.
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Fetuses treated with fetal interventions such as vesico-amniotic shunting or cystoscopy were excluded.
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A goods train half a mile away was noisily shunting trucks.
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CSF shunting system did not cause extraneural metastases in our patients.
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Then he glanced down the row of dingy houses towards the shunting yard.
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Translations for shunting
Portuguese
Spanish
Shunting through the time
Shunting across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common