Over the past few years, we have studied the placenta in setting of cord accident, and have established histologic criteria for its diagnosis, which can identify this entity with high specificity [ 1, 2].
Here were women who'd worked so hard to get a voice, and they were trying to paralyze a younger set of vocal cords".
But he cedes the spotlight for long stretches to this menagerie of ornery comic characters, all of whom are animated by his vigorously expressive right hand, and all of whom share the same set of vocal cords.
When she first had her singing equipment examined by the specialist Ivor Griffiths, who looked after the throats of so many actors and singers, he declared he had never seen such a large and perfect set of vocal cords.
On Nov. 18, 1931, in reviewing the Chicago Civic Shakespeare Society's presentation of "Julius Caesar," in which the elder Power appeared with William Faversham and Pedro de Cordoba, Brown called it "as ham a production of 'Julius Caesar' as you are likely to see," and described Powe, who played the part of Brutus, as "no more than a resounding set of vocal cords wrapped up in a toga".
Depending on the cord care regimen randomly allocated to that location (i.e. cluster), the VHW either provided the standard set of dry cord care promotional messages (dry cord care group) or applied the initial cleansing of the cord (single and multiple cleansing groups).
In the study, they used cells from five sets of vocal cords to create nearly 170 vocal cords of varying sizes. .
When their voices joined together, I sometimes felt a shift — to me, they became one complicated being who happened to have two sets of vocal cords, no less plausible a concept than each of us having two eyes.
For days, he's been struggling with his voice, spooked into a set of raw, frozen cords by the symposium's emphasis on lyrics and psychological connections over vocal production.
