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Meanings of tubercle in English
Portuguese
eminência Catalan
tuberositat Synonyms
Examples for "eminence"
Examples for "eminence"
1
They looked over the land side from the eminence of the fortifications.
2
His pupils were legion and many of them rose to great eminence.
3
Not against your eminence; it is a matter which concerns myself only.
4
On the brow of the eminence stood a deserted and dilapidated barn.
5
Abelard and Eloise were conspicuous in their days for eminence of merit.
1
Only in limited cases, an additional tibial tuberosity transfer is needed.
2
Operative treatment was thought necessary for all our cases due to tibial tuberosity displacement.
3
Avulsion of the tibial tuberosity is a rarely reported fracture.
4
In two cases, an additional tibial tuberosity transfer was performed, due to insufficient per-operative correction.
5
A couple of hamstring tears and a stress fracture on the tuberosity of the ischium.
Rounded outgrowth found on external or internal organs of plants or animals.
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Usage of tubercle in English
1
The favorite breeding-place of the tubercle bacillus is unfortunately in the home.
2
Morphine, however, only causes significant increases in functional activity in the olfactory tubercle.
3
The data imply that multiplying and nonreplicating tubercle bacilli have different antigen compositions.
4
In those cases, the ILN was very closed to the tubercle.
5
They belonged to the tubercle kind which are peculiar to the Indian seas.
6
CT scan measurements are needed to assess the tibial tubercle trochlear groove distance.
7
The animals used by Koch are animals very subject to tubercle.
8
A vesicle, bleb, and pustule are hollow; macule, papule, and tubercle are solid.
9
Thus, resistance of Ambar appears to manifest during tubercle development.
10
After the discovery of the tubercle bacillus, the fame of Robert Koch became world-wide.
11
Sometimes the capsule of the tubercle is filled with pus.
12
The body above is furnished with sparse, stiff hairs, each arising from a tubercle.
13
One patient suffered a per-operative fracture of the tibial tubercle which later required further fixation.
14
Its body is somewhat tuberculated, the tubercle aiding the grub in moving about its cell.
15
Computer tomography is used for a precise pre-operative assessment of the tibial tubercle-trochlear groove distance.
16
Neither joint instability nor displacement and malunion of great tubercle were found in other patients.
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