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The stomach microbiota was found to be closely adhered to the mucosa.
The assumption was that since an orthopedist prescribed the PT, it was closely adhered to [ 23, 27 ].
The assumption was that since an orthopedist prescribed the PT, it was closely adhered to [ 38, 42].
Firstly, contraindications detailed in the instructions for use of the chosen filler should be closely adhered to.
The data will be closely adhered to with sensitivity to emerging subthemes and when saturation is reached, no further interviews will be held.
One of the supervisors said: "Employment regulations should be closely adhered to, but here the people who perform the selection process are by no means capable".
Whilst this indicates that the inclusion criteria and paper section process was being closely adhered to, it is impossible to be absolutely certain that no errors were made at this stage.
The pia mater is too closely adhered to the brain and too fragile to act as a barrier for blood, and, therefore, there is no potential space between the pia and the brain for a hemorrhage to form.
A 2D framework is valid provided the membranes are sufficiently closely adhered.
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