Nine habitually active women participated and muscle activity was recorded bilaterally from TrA and RA with intramuscular fine-wire electrodes introduced under the guidance of ultrasound.
One habitually-criticized aspect of the game was its flawed camera system.
Six one, six two, six three, six five, six six, We remain habitually and intentionally forgetful and silent.
A recent improvement in the two countries' habitually tense relations is now in jeopardy.
There were fewer than they had expected: only 16, of whom three were habitually violent.
One of Picaro's three sons was later found to have a bipolar disorder and schizophrenia and wandered the streets of Miami for three years — habitually using drugs and being arrested on various charges.
Nalunaar-asuar-ta-at "that by which (-ut) one communicates habitually (-ta-, -tar-) in a hurry (-asuar-)," a term (now little used) coined in the 1880s, is Greenlandic for "telegraph".
Less well known are the recent studies showing that routine, casual, continuing — what you might call chronic — exposure to pesticides is damaging not only to flora but to all creatures, including the one that habitually considers itself above it all: us.
For the study on the effects of antioxidants on mRNA content, seven healthy, habitually active, male subjects participated in a double-blinded experimental design in which they, on one occasion, received a placebo and, on another, a mixture of antioxidants containing 1500 mg vitamin C, 120 mg coenzyme Q, and 345 mg α-tocopherol every day for 7 days before the experiment.
Ten patients habitually obtained opioids from multiple providers (We did not consider the occasional use of the emergency department as a violation, but counseled patients against this practice unless clinically necessary).
