Sentence examples for repeated neck from inspiring English sources

Much of the action takes place so far downstage that even with repeated neck craning, theatergoers frequently can't see the performers.

The inflammatory signs of these two patients were improved after this procedure and repeated neck and chest CT revealed improvement of mediastinitis.

It is proposed that the inflexible dura will compress the spinal cord during neck flexion, and repeated neck flexion will lead to microinjuries and finally to spinal cord atrophy [ 19].

The three domain types present in both daTAA and PFAM (Table 1; Ylhead = Hep_Hag repeat; neck = HIM motif; membrane anchor = YadA family) accounted for one-third of total residues (Table 2); DUF1079 was not considered as it only occurs in Moraxella UspAs, none of which was present in our test set.

In case of tumour recurrence repeat neck operations were performed.

They found prolonged intubation, the presence of inhalation injury, repeated intubates, and neck scar contractures impacted the development of tracheal stenosis [ 95].

AT/TA SSRs predominate in dinucleotide repeats with the proportion of 17.27%, and it is slightly more than A and T mono- SSRs (16.38%, 15.54%); other di- repeat motifs are neck and neck in occurrence, but they are all higher than C and G mono- SSRs (Table 3).

On "Break Ya Neck" he repeated his rhymes three times in case people weren't paying attention.

"Well then, will you marry me?" Ms. Barth fell back into the water and yelled, "What?" He got down on one knee, water up to his neck, and repeated, "Will you marry me?" Ms. Barth pulled him out of the surf and made him propose again, on the beach.

The eye movements test, as previously described, was repeated with 45° relative neck rotation to the left and right in the sitting and standing positions.

It is thought to be an ischemic cervical flexion myelopathy related to sustained or repeated movements of the neck causing chronic microcirculatory changes in the territory of anterior spinal artery supplying the anterior horns of lower cervical cord.