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Christophe Landon, a violin maker and dealer on the Upper West Side who has restored, sold and appraised rare instruments for more than four decades, sees firsthand the changes.
Besides, musicians had also trained for violin, cello, flute or piano as their secondary instruments for more than a year.
Students with previously diagnosed musculoskeletal disorders and students who were overly involved in sports or played musical instruments for more than 25 hours per week were excluded from the study.
We did not administer procedure-specific instruments for more detailed information of functional outcome in the different surgical groups, which is a limitation in the interpretation of the data.
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Government guidelines recommending that a surgeon should not use a single instrument for more than 10 operations appear to have been ignored.
The Hammond organ was placed on the market in 1935, and it remained a commercially important keyboard instrument for more than 40 years.
The mayor said he intends to use the jewelry line as an "instrument for more buybacks, an instrument of peace".
In reality, a woman would not survive the potential health risks associated with the instrument for more than a tortuous few days.
Thus, children who persist in studying an instrument for more years are also more capable of, and/or more willing to practice for a longer daily period.
It remains to discuss whether another instrument for more precise cognition screening should be used in the future.
SPHERO Ultra Rainbow calibration beads (Spherotech) were used to calibrate the instrument for more accurate quantification of fluorescent intensities.
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