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Rubber band ligature should not be suitable to close appendiceal stump due to profound systemic and local inflammation as well as associated impaired wound healing process at the appendiceal stump.

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OPC cement with a higher grinding fineness could be provided this time which is suitable to close remaining narrow flow paths.

All statistical values prove that the proposed ANN model is suitable to predict the GMI values very close to the experimental results.

But I think Confess is suitable to some mature teens.

To verify that we are suitable to become adoptive parents.

Cherries are suitable to candy.

Adaption of the approach in order to be suitable for closed-source Database Management Systems (DBMSs) and environments (see Sect. 3.4).

It has not yet found anywhere suitable to go and could be forced to close.

The three transducers are tuned to be suitable dimensions, under which they have very close 1st longitudinal resonance frequencies; the working frequency of the piezoelectric actuator is designed to be about 31.3 kHz.

It is suitable for power closed type gear test machine, and suitable for power open one as well.

It may be too close by to be suitable as a rental, said Charles Chute, an agent from Savills, the company that has the listing, "but it would be great for staff or guests".

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