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Although the heart is usually structurally normal, there may be an associated myopathy in up to 10% of cases (6).

The conveyer device is structurally characterized by also comprising a contraction and expansion pipe mixer and an air compressor air duct.

He warns against the emergence of a "structurally adversarial relationship" between China and the United States and its regional friends.

He said the dorm, built 15 years ago, was structurally deficient, but he was reluctant to assign blame.

But frankly, a lot of times, structurally speaking for the scene, the point is to irritate you know.

The only possible alternative, the euro, is structurally flawed and is in what may turn out to be an existential crisis.

Europe, in other words, is turning out to be structurally weak in a time of crisis.

Custom cellar companies can grant almost any with you may have for your cellar, provided it is structurally feasible.

First, when mold forms colored spots on the surface of deck boards, but it does not degrade the material, which remains structurally sound.

Structurally, all that's there holding it up is the filler mix, but it's concrete and it's very strong and durable.

This process subsequently identified that the dome was more structurally rigid than initially anticipated.

If you use tags properly, your page will be structurally sound and easy to use and browse.

Because this alkaloid is so structurally complex, the researchers applied a second principle - and used it for structural simplification.

Unable to compete effectively for jobs, they no longer help restrain pay demands: they have become "structurally" unemployed.

To provide a hygrometer and a dew-point instrument that can be structurally simplified while reducing the workload of their maintenance.

TAM is structurally different from the other two in that the pit crater it is in is itself located in the center of a larger crater.

The drying machine structurally comprises a roller way, a drying tray, a case assembly, an online detection system and a PLC control system.

Natural history of ventricular premature contractions in children with a structurally normal heart: does origin matter?

Structurally, it has shortened the axial dimensions of rotor, providing better rigidity of shaft, and making operation more dependable.

Materials for building must have certain physical properties to be structurally useful.

Structurally they are identical, but each of these high-rise apartments has been adapted to make it home.

The invention discloses a structurally waterproof prefabricated house, which relates to a prefabricated house.

Ceilings and floors are not always structurally sound.

A woman's face or body can be structurally imperfect, but still exquisite.

Select this option when you want the new database to be structurally similar to the source database, but not contain the same data.

In contrast, a dynamic portal page layout is defined structurally in a database on the server and managed by a page customizer.

Active transport appears to be limited to drugs structurally similar to endogenous substances.

A sentence is a structurally independent unit that usually comprises a number of words to form a complete statement, question or command.

SENTENCE: A structurally independent unit that usually comprises a number of words to form a complete statement , question or command.

Badly managed, heavily indebted and structurally unsound companies are sadly falling by the wayside like victims of the plague.

Finally, the examination system structurally elaborated a collective identity, one that would eventually become the nation-state .

Many neuronal proteins are structurally diversified through the differential inclusion and exclusion of sequences in the final spliced mRNA.

Structurally, the article is composed of six chapters except the parts of introduction and conclusion.

They direct us to decompose the system structurally, examining it from multiple viewpoints representing significant areas of concern.

In contrast, undifferentiated carcinomas rarely exhibit structurally altered tumor suppressor genes.

The good news is - one of the nation's most treasured monument is structurally sound.

structurally shown for the first time that cholesterol acts as a stabilizing factor for an important family of cell receptors.

For structurally challenged businesses like these, there really is no other way forward.

Over two decades ago, the world insisted to Africa that markets must be liberalized -- that economies must be structurally adjusted.

We can't think of any reason, structurally or acoustically , why oil is bad for a guitar.

In summary, two coordination networks were synthesized and structurally characterized with analogous thiol and bromide ligands.

In addition, a far infrared irradiation or minus ion irradiation can be additionally serviced in a structurally compact form.

Like Germany, another structurally mercantilist powerhouse, Japan must generate demand at home.

The economy turned out to be structurally in very good shape.

Sphingolipids are essential membrane components, present in all eukaryotic cells, but structurally distinct in mammalian and fungal cells.

Structurally, the prototype includes an outer shell with the four support rings over a rigid inner shell.

We also wanted their help to mirror this phase of our trials both structurally, conceptually and financially .

If Asia fails to take the plunge, it will have to live structurally with much higher rates of inflation than it is accustomed to.

He warns against the emergence of a "structurally adversarial relationship" betweenChinaand theUnited Statesand its regional friends.

A clause that takes a subject and a finite verb, and at the same time stands structurally alone is known as a finite clause.

There's nothing that distinguishes them structurally from any of their competitors.

Structurally and culturally, Chinese society was incapable of matching the innovations that were transforming Europe.

Structurally, the main load bearing elements are wood, complemented by some stiffening concrete slabs.

Concrete mix contains a lot of structurally useful minerals, which are not used at all because the active agent is only water.

Structurally, the optical filter has cut-off filtering films comprising high and low refraction index materials coated to the both sides.

Supply, currently depressed alongside prices, is structurally curbed at the top end.

The polyurethane surround is structurally symmetrical and highly compliant to further reduce distortion.

Moreover, the crisis may strengthen the US economy structurally by promoting President Obama's agenda of clean energy and healthcare reform.

An arch is structurally of much greater strength than corresponding beam and column construction, and thus accommodates a greater span.

Even though structurally a node might actually be a descendant of the requested node.

Thus an abrasion indication which is structurally integrated easily and is effective is provided for the ceramic braking disc.

Flowers unisexual or apparently structurally bisexual, sordid-white or greenish yellow, scented.

Structurally, both stacks use handlers as part of the request and response processing.

Dicentric --- A structurally abnormal chromosome with two centromeres.

Structurally, it may be true that Asia has better growth prospects over time.

Central to choosing natural products and compound libraries is using a structurally diverse screening set.

The NCEs characterized in this study are significantly more potent than and structurally unrelated to resveratrol.

"Structurally, price pressures remain a worry in Asia and will certainly flare up again once growth re- accelerates, " he says.

In the past years, many new structurally-unique antitumor compounds have been isolated from marine microorganisms.

Rocks to the north and south of the gneiss zone are lithologically and structurally distinct from it.

Structurally, an automotive brake system contains these major parts like brake drum, brake shoe, brake lining, etc.

Structurally, the film uses a cross between reality and memories of the way, maintaining a thrilling suspense drama.

The feeble response to today's growth medicine suggests that the US is structurally far weaker than it was in the 1930s.

These are structurally similar and are expressed on both the stigma surface and the surface of the pollen grain.

He has instead looked to the hexagonal matrices of snowflakes, which as structurally supported objects combine high volume with low weight.

I wonder how structurally sound the remaining buildings are, and realize the impact of the quake will be felt for years.

Stretching and folding of the sheet create a closed, structurally stable system of tension and compression.

Structurally, DNA is composed of two strands that intertwine to form a spring-like structure called the double helix.

But the current inventory of F-15s can be economically maintained in a structurally sound condition until 2015 or later.

More structurally, it looks like China's seemingly endless supply of young, cheap labour is coming to an end.

A single-cell organism divided into two volumes structurally identical and internally similar but opposite.

In the face of structurally higher prices, both look incongruous.

Structurally the government consists of fiefdoms, baronies, duchies, planets, and marches (colonization clusters).

There will be no sustained recovery until the US finds jobs for the millions of young workers who are now structurally unemployed.

While it is certainly true that the growth in refining will structurally be in the east . . .

Ore bodies are structurally controlled by faults, fracture zone and rock layer interface.

Structurally, the website shows a clean hierarchical importance from top to bottom and left to right.

Yes, this coalition is structurally incapable of throwing around partisan red meat, says one.

The deck is divided into two distinct parts that are structurally independent.

Second, if core prices are decoupling from the West, structurally and not just cyclically, then so should monetary policy.

THE MOST STRUCTURALLY SOUND DESIGN FOR THE ROOF WAS A DOME.

After an inspection in 2005 engineers had classified the bridge as "structurally deficient" , and repairs were planned.

The remainder of the brain is relatively hypoperfused (use the buttons at right) and structurally normal.

Does building appear structurally sound and in good repair? Date of last inspection certificate.

Cubical buildings are structurally weak and uneconomic.

Structurally it's no big deal, because it is a mountain, it is not one of the thin and high buildings.

The two maps will structurally share much of the same data.

That means share sales are structurally higher than outright purchases.

In any case the Purchaser shall ensure that the foundations are structurally sound.

China, meanwhile, is on a treadmill, its very success serving to raise energy prices structurally.

this approach in synthesis of structurally and compositionally complex nano materials.

Structurally, it is a title followed by text and images, optionally organized into sections.

Some sectors, of course, are structurally more resilient.

Structurally, XML documents are repositories of data.

To assume that a person must be "structurally motivated" or hence "forced" into doing anything, is just absurd.

Tile: Thin, flat slab or block used structurally or decoratively in building.

The first challenge is that the globalisation and liberalisation of markets require structurally sound and resilient domestic systems.

I think that all emerging markets, China included, will have to get used to structurally higher inflation.

Enzymes that catalyze these reactions using the donor S-adenosylmethionine fall into several structurally distinct classes.

In this case, the FBML may be structurally correct, but the data is wrong.

The site was left structurally sound but spiritually damaged.

Based on the results of experiments and analysis, measures to develop more reliable and structurally simple. . .

I find most of them a little too aware of their worthiness, aswell as structurally and cinematically timid.

Genistein is an isoflavone found in soybeans, which is structurally similar to the human hormone estrogen, meaning it can act like estrogen.

Transition of economy system and promotion of modernization process are inducing China's social stratum to change structurally.

But it's not structurally organized to do that.

Structurally familiar proteins should evade attack from the immune system while on their way to target cells.

Structurally, this paper is divided into five parts.

The world's third-biggest fashion retailer is structurally short the dollar.

Is the data structurally consistent?

They are structurally similar to the table on which the trigger is defined, that is, the table on which the user action is tried.

Structurally they were similar to the first Earth satellite PS-1.

Building appear structurally sound and in good repair.

According to the 2008 American Society of Civil Engineers infrastructure report, 57% of Rhode Island's bridges are structurally deficient.

Asia remains the most structurally and cyclically sound of all regions.

So there are some -- some things that we've got to do structurally to make sure that we can compete in this global economy.

This year marked the first time that the school has actively and structurally involved parents in their students' education.

In fact, as everyone knows by now, the bridge was deemed "structurally deficient" starting in 1990.

This produces the following SQL statement which is structurally complete but with invalid syntax.

Max heap is structurally a complete binary tree.

Finite clause: A clause that takes a subject and a finite verb, and at the same time stands structurally alone.

This paper covers structurally two parts. the first one is non verbal communication and the second part involves FLTM.

So too, they say, are most of the 73, 784 bridges that, like theone in Minnesota, are classified as "structurally deficient" .

Most regions also have their own local dialect that is both structurally and lexically very different from Italian.

Genistein is a type of soy isoflavone, a plant chemical that is structurally similar to estrogen.

"Things are still structurally very difficult in China because nobody makes money, " said Mr Lee.

More and more people have realized that different cultural discourses are structurally varied.

If you compare Listing 2 and Listing 3, you will find that they are structurally identical.

"I think, structurally this is a long-term positive with some short-term pain, " Masud said.

"The key is that organizations find a way structurally for generations to interact but it can't be a rah-rah coffee or lunch, " Buntin said.

A Structurally Dynamic and Static Collaborative Optimization Design under Distributed Circumstances

Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Studies of the Structurally Disturbed Coals

Cognition of Structurally Symmetrical Chinese Character: Research and Application

Upon the Retrieval of Symmetrical Structurally Chinese Characters

Standard Specification for Secondary Edge Sealants for Structurally Glazed Insulating Glass Units

Be sure to choose a data source schema that is the same as or structurally identical to the one used in the original report.

An Analysis of Structurally-independent Comparative Expressions

The Systematic Change of Higher Education Popularization and the Structurally Over-expanded Education

Parallels between structurally similar arguments

Effect of Structurally-Specific Carboxylates on Biomineralization of Calcium Oxalate in Gel Systems

As the study points out, most proteins do not have rigid molecular structures but are structurally heterogeneous;

Study on the separation of arylalcohols and structurally-related compounds by high performance liquid chromatography

Physics of structurally disordered solids