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In 2009, Marsh reported that while the diagnosis of velopharyngeal dysfunction is made by auditory perceptual evaluation, identification of the mechanism of dysfunction requires instrumental visualization of the velopharyngeal port during specific speech tasks.

Because it requires huge instrumental and vocal forces it is frequently called the "Symphony of a Thousand", although the work is often performed with fewer than a thousand, and Mahler himself did not sanction the name.

(3) Once consent has been given the mother will not be consulted again unless she requires an instrumental delivery.

Thirty-four patients (25%) required either instrumental or surgical adjuvant procedures.

The intervention seems to have reduced hours and cost of informal care and help required with instrumental activities of daily living.

Like these conditions, other pain syndromes, such as Burning Mouth Syndrome (BMS) of which little is known [18], require adequate instrumental diagnostic procedures to individuate any possible cause and possible treatment.

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18 19 Instability of the lumbar spine follows laminectomy, requiring subsequent instrumental spondylodesis.

The choice of method selection will involve a compromise between cost, selectivity and sensitivity, particularly since different congeners require different instrumental optimization techniques, especially BDE 209.

Birth requiring no instrumental intervention was only found to be readily measurable through the application of one of the seven general tools identified.

This study will be limited to nulliparous women at term (≥37 weeks' gestation) with singleton cephalic pregnancies, aiming to deliver vaginally who require an instrumental delivery in the second stage of labour.