A doctor, unseen except for a glimpse of his gloved hand, examines miscellaneous body parts: an arm, a leg, feet, teeth and gums, and an eye stretched wide open in a frightening image reminiscent of "A Clockwork Orange".
He builds a replacement out of miscellaneous body parts, but he has to murder prostitutes to make a "frankenhooker".
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No fewer than 25 miscellaneous wildlife bodies took part, from the Association of British Fungus Groups and the Bat Conservation Trust, to the British Lichen Society, although it was the biggest and richest of them all, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, which coordinated and produced it (while in no way attempting to hog the credit for itself).
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However, it is still not enough for the end-to-end dynamic process of healthcare, which needs to derive effective representations of human body from miscellaneous observations and generalize past experience to new situations.
The mind-body interventions studied included the Relaxation Response Training, Transcendental Meditation, HeartSmarts®/HeartMath Program, Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), and miscellaneous yoga, meditation and mind-body interventions.
Diagnosis of pneumonia was based on miscellaneous criteria, including fever defined by body temperature of more than 38.5 °C, presence of purulent endotracheal secretions, leukocyte blood count greater than 10,000/mm3 or less than 4000/mm3, and radiological features of pneumonia according to the perception of the clinician [18 20].
b Microbiology tests included in analyses were those performed on blood, tissue, body fluid or other miscellaneous bacterial specimens (such as those taken from abscesses, pustules, boils, etc).
"Other" specimens include tissue, body fluid, and other miscellaneous bacterial specimens such as those taken from abscesses, pustules, boils, etc. Respiratory, CSF and urine cultures were excluded.
