implantation
ಸೇರಿಸುವಿಕೆಯ
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Whether these alien chip implantations are part of another government project or are actually implanted by aliens is a whole discussion in itself.
the action of implanting or state of being implanted.
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This clearly is not a normal laxity pattern and represents the limitations of graft 'implantation' .
Last month, they travelled to Texas to assist in the first-ever 'implantation' of the pump device.
Bone 'implantation' is part of the orthopaedic treatment for accident victims and for those suffering from bone loss due to tumour removal and skeletal deformity.
the 'implantation' of alien or artificial hearts
Where there have been symptoms of an arrhythmia, driving is prohibited for six months following 'implantation' of defibrillators.
I was whisked to Englewood Community Hospital, and that same morning I underwent a permanent pacemaker 'implantation' .
Living tissue deteriorates rapidly when it loses its blood supply, and organs need to be cooled and transported for 'implantation' into the recipient within a limited number of hours.
In addition, localised radiotherapy at the time of stent 'implantation' helps to reduce proliferation of smooth muscle.
They're all loud enough to be monitored without the physical 'implantation' of any bugging device.
If it is localized, there is a very high cure rate from either surgery or from radiation, external beam radiation or seed 'implantation' .
With higher tumor load and delayed administration after tumor 'implantation' , dendritic cells were no longer effective.
The surgical 'implantation' is preformed under a general anesthetic.
The gestation period is between 60 and 77 days, with delayed 'implantation' probably involved.
Gestation lasts two months, but the young may be born up to a year after mating because these otters employ delayed 'implantation' of the fertilized egg in the uterus.
Mating general takes place in July and August, but 'implantation' is delayed until November.
He needed a drainage shunt 'implantation' to save his life.
The sample in this study consisted of 254 patients consecutively undergoing 'implantation' of permanent pacemakers during a two-year period.
If fertilization occurs, progesterone supports 'implantation' of the ovum and maintains the pregnancy.
Lens 'implantation' has been around for several decades.
The term referred to the embryo before its 'implantation' in the womb.
Whether these alien chip 'implantations' are part of another government project or are actually implanted by aliens is a whole discussion in itself.
It is the practice in our facility to perform chin 'implantations' and other minor procedures in the procedure room, which is near but not directly in the surgical suite.
He suggested that I have knee 'implantations' , but I'm not sure if I want to go that route.
Worldwide there have so far been only some 50 'implantations' for OCD and 15 for depression, but the technology suggests a not-too-distant future when options other than drugs may be available to sufferers of serious mental illness.
The tests and 'implantations' had taken longer than she expected.
One research assistant made all the 'implantations' to eliminate the between-observer variation in measurements.
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