It's a good time to thin out weak branches of ceanothus and to shorten remaining growths. |
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Often called the silent killer, colon cancer is believed to begin when polyps or small benign growths evolve into cancer. |
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The faces on chabazite are typically smooth and lustrous, whereas gmelinite has triangular growths on the crystal faces. |
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Laryngeal papillomas are the most common benign laryngeal growths in children. |
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The quality of its wines can vary from light, fruity, serviceable clarets to the finest first growths capable of ageing for a century or more. |
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These are the terminal growths from major limbs and not short-shoot stalks growing directly off large limbs or trunks. |
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Lee had an operation here on Tuesday to remove bone growths on his left ankle after withdrawing from Australia's tour of Sir Lanka. |
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Winged elm, also called corked elm or wahoo elm, can be distinguished from other elms by the woody, wing-like growths along the branchlets. |
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Physicians have few diagnostic tools to detect the scars and growths of endometriosis. |
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The blocks of limestone in the forest's ravine are covered with lush growths of mosses, lichens, liverworts and walking ferns. |
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The abyss between the generic business and the tight, small world of the famous classified growths is vast. |
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The vitex, too, can produce water sprouts, or vigorous vertical growths from larger branches and root suckers from the base of the tree. |
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Keep root suckers, growths from the base of the tree, removed at all times. |
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Benign skin growths include warts, moles, or corns, which are rarely serious problems. |
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The doctor either uses a gloved finger or an instrument called a proctoscope to check for abnormalities such as growths on the rectal wall. |
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Prune rambling roses by cutting down to ground level growths that have flowered this year. |
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Natural growths of wild grass of a different species were pollinated by the gene-modified grass nearly nine miles away. |
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A plagioclase feldspar, albite probably, occurs as parallel growths of transparent colorless to yellowish crystals. |
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If these growths go untreated, you have an almost certain chance of developing colon and rectal cancer. |
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These growths, or knots, shut off water and nutrients to the branch, which eventually wilts, dries up and dies. |
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Neurological problems include unusual blood vessel growths on the brain called angiomas. |
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This is when the cervix is dilated and any growths or other material can be removed with a scraping instrument called a curette. |
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For two decades many classified growths produced wines that were mediocre at best, even in fine vintages. |
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I would photograph the growths and have an arborist or nurseryman positively identify the growth. |
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Fingernails, horns, claws, talons and hooves are special growths of the outer skin or epidermis. |
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Some children have nasal polyps, which are cysts or growths of extra tissue in the nose at the end of the tear duct. |
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Some had sumptuous, lush growths while others, despite great care and attention, managed nothing more than a light fluff. |
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After completing their career courses, captains arrive at new duty stations wearing Bermuda shorts, Birkenstocks, and 3-day growths of beards. |
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Even small amounts of moisture feed nasty mold and mildew growths that can affect your health and lead to major structural damage in your house. |
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The first symptoms most commonly noted in children are skin lesions, including birthmarks, tumors, and other growths. |
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Last year's figures were better, with one of the lowest growths in truancy for a long time, but still showed a slight increase. |
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Cortical tubers, or benign potato-like growths, appear along the gyri and sulci in the brain. |
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Therefore the villages and growths of Burgundy are individually expressed in all the wines that carry their name. |
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What's more, most tumors start out as polyps, or benign growths, in the colon. |
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They were nominated for the tireless care they gave to two elderly Irish wolfhounds who have undergone numerous operations for malignant growths. |
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At the same time the mould, which comprises spore-bearing growths called conidiophores, appears on the surface. |
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These noncancerous growths of the uterus may appear during your childbearing years. |
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Spiny brown growths resembling hollow cones that form at branch tips on Colorado spruce are caused by an insect called Cooley spruce gall aphid. |
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They can form thin encrustations, lumps, finger-like growths, or urn shapes. |
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We are finding that the closely tended garden of hadrons is abloom with exotic new growths. |
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A marvelous set of wines from the classified growths set up Saint-Julien as the proud owner of some of the very best wines of the vintage. |
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These tests can help determine if a patient has thyroid problems, including hyperthyroidism and cancer or other growths. |
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Common warts are noncancerous skin growths caused by the human papillomavirus, which stimulates the rapid growth of cells of the outer layer of your skin. |
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The latter have developed specialized, enlarged woody growths called lignotubers, which can store nutrients and water in the earth, out of the reach of fire. |
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It can be used to close off a blood vessel or remove small growths. |
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After a period of six weeks, the rats exposed to the colon carcinogen had about half the number of pre-cancerous growths in their colons compared to rats on a normal diet. |
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Exostoses and osteomas are benign bony growths of the external auditory canal that interfere with normal cerumen migration, leading to occlusion and conductive hearing loss. |
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Wattle, OT congenital cervical tragus, is a term coined by Clarke1 to describe an unusual skin appendage found on the neck analogous to growths on the dewlaps of birds. |
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Most pituitary tumors are noncancerous, nonspreading growths. |
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Fibroids are benign growths in the muscular wall of the uterus. |
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Its fame and wealth predated the 1855 classification of Bordeaux wines, but it was placed alongside the other first class growths in that classification. |
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Related landscape drawings in white charcoal and colored pencil on black paper convey a dreamy quality, as if the flowers were phosphorescent growths on a sunless asteroid. |
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Such old trees usually consist of a circular ring of growths of Yew, since their heart has long since rotted away. |
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Caterpillars may even have spines or growths that resemble plant parts such as thorns. |
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Orchids without noticeable pseudobulbs are also said to have growths, an individual component of a sympodial plant. |
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All those lobotomised stars talking about their personal growths and inner children. |
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These multistranded, divergently evolving creations were Nolan's material analogues for the growths and gaps in human knowledge. |
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The area had a fair hatch of quail, but hunting will be tough because of thick growths of salt cedar and native brush. |
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Uterine fibroid embolisation is a non-surgical procedure which kills the benign growths by cutting off their blood supply. |
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Pingueculae and Pterygia, which are types of growths on the eye's surface that can become unsightly and cause distorted vision. |
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Tumors which appear to grow from a single focus are spoken of as unicentric. Some growths are clearly pluricentric, or multicentric. |
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Then, chemotherapy was added to destroy small tumor growths that had spread beyond the reach of the surgeon and radiotherapist. |
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The cypress knees area, technically called pneumatophores, are really upright growths from the roots, said to help support the trees while aerating the underwater root system. |
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The researchers identified the three fatty acids, myristic acid, palmitic acid and palmitoleic acid, for their roles in the snakes' healthy heart growths after a meal. |
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Chronological aging of the skin is characterized by laxity and fine wrinkles, as well as possible development of benign growths such as seborrheic keratoses and angiomas. |
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Some keys have thin growths of mangroves, and various other vegetation, while others have only small patches of grass, or are devoid of plant life. |
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The disease causes nodular black growths that may become pustular. |
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They made their way slowly to the great Palm House and thence up twisty iron steps to a nook like a tree refuge in New Guinea, among palm boles and extravagant aroid growths. |
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As with many boxers, he had a mouthful of epulides.Fibromatous Epulides are benign growths that are usually stalk-shaped, pink masses that envelop the teeth. |
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A drug combination commonly given to people with HIV, the AIDS virus, can knock out precancerous growths on a woman's cervix, a new study indicates. |
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