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It should be attached high up on the train, near your lower back.
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It's attached high on the wall to reduce the risk of banging a head against a frying pan! Resist the sleek.
The tail is attached high and carried gracefully and straight.
The NIRS optodes were attached high on the forehead avoiding the temporalis muscle but sufficiently lateral to avoid the superior sagittal sinus with the transmitting and receiving optodes placed 5.5 cm apart [ 10].
Using the rules on relative size given above, a reversal was defined as either an avoided decline that was ranked higher than an improvement of a greater change (reversal in favor of avoiding decline) or as an improvement that was attached higher priority than an avoided decline of larger size (reversal in favor of curative treatment).
In addition, during surgical implantation of a meniscal replacement, the horns should be attached with high stiffness bone plugs, and the attachments of the transverse ligament and deep medial collateral ligament should be restored to minimize changes in the contact pressure distribution, and thereby possibly prevent the degradation of articular cartilage.
As no independent battalion-level headquarters existed in Korea, the company had to be attached to a higher formation at all times.
As part of the project, the district is building a new 30,000-square-foot middle school, which is to be attached to the existing high school.
Secondly, more than one targeting ligand can be attached to these nanosystems, providing high affinity and specificity for target cells.
As long as the Ed Sector and their allies demand that high stakes be attached to data, the sharing of accurate information is unlikely.
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