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These are the strands of muscle that we see when we cut red meat or poultry.
It's not scientifically proven yet, but there's an idea that attention is like a muscle that we build.
Smalling is going to miss the Euro Championships – [with] a torn groin muscle that we are assessing at the moment in terms of what we do with it.
Many performers — even those with a large fan base — would still go to Comedy Central for "the marketing muscle that we have and the enormous exposure they get," he said.
We established a method for fabricating multifilament muscles using the thin McKibben muscle that we previously developed.
Paddon-Jones and colleague, Blake Rasmussen, Ph.D., originally proposed in 2009 that the even ingestion of protein at each meal could reduce aging-related sarcopenia, the progressive 3-8% loss of muscle that we inevitably face with each decade after age 30.
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A muscle that is ignited when we decide to take or are forced to undergo a terrifying personal or professional risk.
Although we used muscles that showed no overt necrosis and mineralization in response to electroporation, there still seemed to be an insult to the muscle that appeared as a strong affinity for the secondary antibody during immunohistochemistry.
"All kinds of muscles that we didn't even know existed".
"We often as technicians have an opportunity to flex creative muscles that we wouldn't have to on a larger stage".
Many of these disorders center on a loss of coordination between the involuntary parts of the G.I. tract, which run without our conscious direction, and the muscles that we can control.
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