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Significados de lordotic em inglês
Having abnormal sagging of the spine (especially in horses)
Termos relacionados
Sinônimos
Examples for "dipped"
Examples for "dipped"
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He has also dipped into an emergency food aid trust several times.
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She dipped the cloth in the water, and returned to the grave.
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Food prices dipped in May due to cheaper fruit and vegetable prices.
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Global stocks dipped after disappointing U.S. data continued to temper risk appetite.
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Global stocks dipped last Friday because of persistent concerns over trade tensions.
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A suspended orchestra played swaybacked music attuned to the strange mechanical dances.
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It caused her to walk slightly swaybacked, although ordinarily her posture was perfect.
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They wait, swaybacked, until Patstone finishes and Gallagher again calls for the count.
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Many were on their last legs, hardly better than swaybacked nags.
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The staircase was a narrow gullet with wooden risers swaybacked from years of traffic.
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We walked in the gardens of the governor's palace, through swayback palms and feathery tamarisks.
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Looks like a swayback mule in a clown suit.
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He cut lines in the earth with an old till, a swayback mule, and a horse named Jim.
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A few battered cars waited on the strip of pavement fronting the rectangle, like swayback horses tied outside a saloon.
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Folk shoe their horses badly, saddle them improperly, feed them poorly, then complain that they were sold a half-lame, swayback, ill-tempered hack.
Uso de lordotic em inglês
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However, when alignment is lordotic, it is unknown whether these associations persist.
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Preoperative lordotic angles were too heterogeneous to pool the results.
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Lumbosacral lordotic angle presented no change from preoperative to postoperative and from postoperative to 2-year follow-up.
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Reduction, loss of reduction, and lordotic angles before and after the treatment was reported in only four studies.
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Logistic regression analysis demonstrated that lordotic change in both C4-C5 and C2-C7 Cobb angles were associated with development of palsy.