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Enclose it in a collar of cardboard or stiff paper and fill with plaster of Paris.
Nondisplaced fractures may be appropriately treated nonoperatively in a collar with close follow-up and early mobilization.
The probe can be incorporated in a collar, and its pulse waveforms exhibit high intra-patient repeatability.
Branched multi-walled carbon nanotubes (b-CNTs) were deposited in a collar around the cathode in a DC arc-discharger in the presence of hydrogen and copper catalysts.
This year, he will lie on a spinal board in a collar and head blocks for an hour.
George got rather put in a collar for this role, while I was let off the lead".
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Similarly to the observations with the acidocalcisome marker type I vacuolar-type H+-pyrophosphatase [51], P-gp transiently re-localized in a collar-like structure at the apical end of extracellular parasites.
It was understandable that the oesophageal narrowing caused by a perioesophageal abscess in cows 1 and 2 could not be seen endoscopically, because the abscesses were located perioesophageally and did not surround the entire oesophagus; however, it was surprising that no constriction was seen in cow 3, in which a neoplasm surrounded the oesophagus in a collar-like fashion.
"I might argue that white collar or blue collar of the future is not in fact a collar, but a hoodie," she said.
In the category work-related determinants, 40% of respondents worked in a blue collar job and 29% in a white collar job.
The hypothesis is that that lighter men appear weaker (in a blue collar environment) or less substantial (in a white collar one).
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