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61. Conclusion The dysgenesis of lens capsule is intimately correlated with congenital cataract.
62. How can these two seemingly disconnected processes be so intimately related?
63. The Novamix Granulator is a high intensity mixer designed to intimately mix, disperse, wet, and granulate powders for the cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries.
64. Though the Bureau was indeed an intelligence department, the nature of its work in China was intimately connected to the Communist International.
65. I didn't know them all intimately, but I'd hang out with 50 or 60 girls a night — everybody from 18-year-old wannabe socialites to single mums, City girls and globetrotters.
66. To prevent postpartum hemorrhage, we could select proper style and opportunity of childbearing, enhance care after childbearing, observe uterine contraction and outflow volume of vagina intimately.
67. Sequela: The pillow towel is the easiest actually stick on skin excretive is sweat fluid, oily be soiled, because it wants everyday, contact at least 8 hours intimately with your skin.
68. He's able to justify the ways of God to men here on the physical-on this intimately bodily earth.
69. If other men spoke to her intimately he was immediately jealous.
70. The reference 197K in a monograph signifies that the substance under examination is mixed intimately with potassium bromide.
71. Mr Joe knew everyone intimately and never used a first name.
72. Thus HGF intimately relates to HDCP with regulation of invasion of trophoblast, anti-apoptosis and regulation of placentation.
73. What if every line of production code were reviewed by somebody who was intimately familiar with what the code was supposed to be doing?
74. Conclusions Coronary sinus diverticulum is anatomically intimately related to the posteroseptal accessory pathway.
75. The rise of the city is intimately associated with the transition from handicraft to machine industry.
76. These compounds are all intimately involved in the growth and reproduction of the plant.
77. It may be mentioned in passing that the Chinese tithing system is intimately connected with the so-called census.
78. The history of anthrax is intimately associated with the history of bacteriology and infectious disease.
79. As technology becomes more intimately woven into our lives, the implications of a single point of control over our digital experiences are threatening creative freedom.
80. Within this item, the business performance of retailers of tangible goods is intimately related to economic conditions and is particularly subject to a weakening of consumption.
81. The U of O is infamous for its inhumanely cramped dorm rooms, though, making it improbable that one resident could have committed such an act without the other being intimately aware.
82. The agricultural power of production is so much greater the more intimately a manufacturing power developed in all its branches is united locally, commercially, and politically with agriculture.
83. A famous scientist has stated that 'we are brought to the conviction that diversity in phenomenal nature in its different kingdoms is most intimately associated with numerical relationship.
84. Indeed, the two functions were intimately linked, for, as Ms Tillyard repeatedly points out, belonging to the royal family meant playing a double-jointed role.
85. The research results indicate that the hot-working character of steel has intimately relationship with the copper content in steel.
86. But lead author Linda Sarna of the UCLA School of Nursing points out that nurses are intimately acquainted with the effects of smoking yet still struggle with nicotine addiction.
87. His disciples, who knew Him intimately, were clearly convinced of His utter sinlessness .
88. Separation anxiety was a malady she was intimately acquainted with.
89. Telomeres are linear chromosomal end special regions of eukaryotic cell and related intimately on the cells aging and the developing of malignant neoplasm.
90. The scenery spots are intimately connected with the culture. The culture itself is the setting point and soul of modern tourism and its connotation is the basis of high level scenery spots.
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