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Unlike the Baltic countries, the Finns started a gradual mobilization under the guise of "additional refresher training".
The remaining women who did not receive PKP were given osteoporosis treatments and traditional management including analgesia, rest with a corset support, and subsequent gradual mobilization within the limits of pain.
Here, a very gradual mobilization of the E12/7 aromatic cores is also only seen above the main DPPC phase-transition temperature, which indicates that, in this case, when no macroscopic domain formation was observed optically (see Figure 1 f), π-stacked, rigid aggregates should also be present.
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Treatment was completed with mobilization and gradual weight-bearing.
The continual propagation of wetting front through the dams resulted in a gradual reduction of the effective stress of the soil, and subsequent mobilization of the liquefied mass which travelled downstream with an initial speed of 1.2 × 10−5 m/s.
Loss of lipids may be due to lipid synthesis inhibition and mobilization of the stored lipids, either through β-oxidation or through a gradual unsaturation of lipid molecules as suggested by Jha (1991).
Mobilization demands an enemy.
Very gradual.
Is such a mobilization possible?
"It was just gradual".
How gradual does "gradual" have to be?
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