In some cases, there may not be a specific injury, but the meniscus can tear due to repetitive loads and chronic degeneration. |
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Dopamine-deprived striatal GABAergic interneurons burst and generate repetitive gigantic IPSCs in medium spiny neurons. |
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Low-intensity warfare of this kind does not bring quick results and much of the work is low-key, repetitive and painstaking. |
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The three adults who were there for repetitive lengths rather than jumping about in water wings had organised themselves into the farside. |
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One could only watch so much of well-endowed women in bathing suits running before it started to get kind of boring and repetitive. |
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It would be an abuse of the judicial process to allow proceedings to be repetitive. |
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A collectively created experimental piece about the mundane frustrations of the daily rat race is effectively staged, but tediously repetitive. |
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Their repetitive structure leads to rote recitation, rather than listening to the words. |
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The sound of the repetitive wind shield wipers had no affect upon Stevens as he focused on the streets of downtown. |
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You attempt to cover over lifeless language with wonderfully wordy witticisms of the repetitive variety. |
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It's not the semi-literate know-nothings who pollute the comment boards of blogs with their repetitive drivel. |
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It tends to be repetitive as well, especially with the '80s inspired light K-pop soundtrack. |
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By this time his work had become repetitive and obsessed with technical refinement. |
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Centromeric DNA, being highly repetitive, has been refractory to molecular analysis. |
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Most of the system is regimented, from repetitive drills on communication skills to tutorials on software development. |
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They were dreary, low-paid and repetitive and gave rise to strikes for a good reason. |
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Its bureaucratic structures are fine for dealing with repetitive tasks but it cannot face new challenges. |
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No two spaces have the same dimensions and nothing is repetitive, except perhaps the door openings. |
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To say that the medium is inherently boring, repetitive, or juvenile is some straight up ignorance. |
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After the first half, it seems to run out of material and becomes repetitive. |
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Employees worked long hours, performing repetitive and physically demanding tasks. |
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They go to work early in the morning, sit at work benches or in front of machines and perform the same repetitive tasks all day. |
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The attritional, repetitive routine of the strike is draining just to read about. |
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It's just repetitive or uninteresting in terms of what already appears in the film. |
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This is a bit repetitive considering this scene is repeated later in another bonus feature. |
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It's impressive, but ultimately like the previous album, one dimensional, repetitive and monotonous. |
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Jotted down, her words are broken, repetitive, a string of conventional pieties. |
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It is the repetitive, untreated Chlamydial infections that can cause women to be sterile. |
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His coworkers seem to find his endless prattling about his dwindling sales repetitive and boring. |
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The UK government's refusal to recognise repetitive strain injury as a disease, suggested Martin Wilson of Glasgow, denied people financial help. |
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It's a sobering thought that one in six computer users will develop some form of repetitive strain injury during their lifetime. |
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Docs said that it was the first case of computer-related repetitive strain injury they had ever seen in a child. |
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Obviously, there's repetitive strain injury and reflex sympathetic dystrophy. |
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The closest thing we've ever got to exercise from a videogame was a spot of repetitive strain injury. |
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Tendonitis, which is associated with an occupation or a sport, is otherwise known as overuse injury or repetitive strain injury. |
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And then there are the health worries of carpal tunnel syndrome, repetitive strain injury and back problems. |
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The trouble is, I'm a bit of a veteran, having played both Tekken 2 and 3 to the point of repetitive strain injury. |
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In 1996, Henriques suffered repetitive strain injury which threatened her livelihood when her hands became so weak she could no longer type. |
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The term that was used in the past to define this disorder was repetitive strain injury. |
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These requests prompt the repetitive playing of a singer's song, which is the goal of promotion. |
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The happy hoppers are mainly characterized by their repetitive, intense activity once they have submerged. |
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Layering multiple streams of electronically generated sound, he interspersed sparse and sometimes repetitive keyboard riffs into the mix. |
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Beside them, the phone rang, and all three there froze for several seconds, listening to the repetitive ringing. |
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According to the manufacturer, the device helps to prevent repetitive strain injuries by varying work positions and reducing the load on wrists. |
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These muscles, known as the six deep outward rotators, are located in the middle-lower gluteal area and tend to tighten with repetitive use. |
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The very large pine genomes are highly repetitive, and microsatellite loci also occur as gene families. |
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Sarai assembles her more recent works from branches roughly chiseled into repetitive series of rounded forms. |
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Both are limited to essentially one fighting move, a roundhouse punch, which makes for very repetitive and dull action sequences. |
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It is a testament to his consummate artistry that Hunt's oeuvre does not become repetitive. |
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Similar lapses in professionalism are seen in the repetitive dialogue, go-nowhere action and artless acting. |
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Ornament was usually restricted to repetitive, geometric mouldings such as those of the lozenge, chevron, or zigzag type. |
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It's stale, unoriginal, formulaic, repetitive, and shows as much originality and passion as a tribute band. |
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Along with your breathing, repetitive movement like walking, jogging, swimming or t'ai chi can be used to induce a meditative state. |
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The fact that machines perform repetitive tasks better than humans is widely recognized. |
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Eventually, these simple, repetitive tasks were taken over by newly designed machines. |
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The staff could be used weekly or monthly to undertake routine and repetitive tasks. |
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Plants show similar repetitive structures in, for example, the veins on a leaf or a tree's branching limbs. |
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Each character also has their share of taunts, but the taunts get repetitive quickly and become annoying. |
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Splinting the wrist at a neutral angle helps to decrease repetitive flexion and rotation, thereby relieving tenosynovitis. |
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The repetitive motion of your legs and arms helps you enter a meditative state. |
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Stuart and his wife arrive at the end to calm everything down, and the play becomes sententious and repetitive. |
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She remarks transitions from one frame to the next, rendering repetitive elements caught from slightly different points of view. |
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Yet for all their apparent seriality, the paintings are by no means repetitive or limited by one formal model. |
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But studies have shown that children are made to do boring, repetitive and tedious jobs and are not taught new skills as they grow older. |
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In the course of it, the presenter became uncharacteristically tongue-tied and repetitive, which is hardly surprising. |
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It's shaping up to be a very dull and repetitive show, best watched in fast forward. |
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As we labored over the disassembled kernel, we found an odd bit of repetitive binary code. |
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Depending on what values are placed on music, disco can be construed as mindless, repetitive, simple music. |
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During repetitive playback, turning the dial on the pitch shifter produced unexpected melodies that drew me into a mild rapture. |
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Of course this became a bit repetitive as I had chosen to mix my drinks that night, however I was impressed never the less. |
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A lowly mixed stuttering guitar eeks out two short notes, only to be overtaken by an orchestral swell of repetitive notes. |
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The Official is a turgid, overlong, and repetitive mix, with precious few hooks to make the ferocious, concussive breakbeats go down more easily. |
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There may not be a metanarrative to this book, but certain repetitive motifs are discernible no matter how he retells human history. |
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The work moves between quiet repetitive phrases for prepared piano and percussion to busy, Gamelan-like motifs for piano and digital synthesizer. |
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The umbilical cable system is required to have good resistance to repetitive bending. |
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The album's major flaw is that 15 tracks of repetitive bloops and beeps is simply too long. |
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He started talking on his two-way radio with at least two other drivers in a fast, repetitive, sing-song. |
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These are failed poems, and they fail unambitiously, and there is even a sense in which their failures are repetitive, merely typical. |
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This mechanical and repetitive work was certainly uncongenial, but so in a different way was the company that Dickens was obliged to keep. |
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But it skims over Empire and Jedi to a certain extent and as the review says dissolves into some repetitive rah-rah about Lucas. |
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Coupled with the fact that the main thrust of all the stuff I've done lately is repetitive, mundane, monotonous data entry. |
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One keeps banging his head against the seat, the other keeps making repetitive noises and a few more are laughing at something hideously unfunny. |
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The tissue-paper plots and cardboard characters are uninspired and repetitive. |
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And take a wild guess what's brought about this repetitive and unsurprisingly unphilosophical insight. |
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This will reduce the demand for some welders, solderers, and brazers because many repetitive jobs are being automated. |
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I love when the lawn is new-mown but the task can bet just a wee bit repetitive. |
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And this is so not because of the depth of his arguments, but because of the repulsively repetitive and verbose style of the book. |
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This, in turn, however, led to fatigue, production speed-ups, repetitive motion injuries, and labor deskilling. |
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That helps prevent repetitive motion and vibratory problems, such as stinging and numbness and tingling of the hands. |
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The song also features repetitive hand-clapping and a drum line sound, which serve to spice up the song as compared to the others. |
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Fowler's work consists of repetitive handwritten words, scribed on paper in spirals and other patterns. |
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The two votaries transitioned from their standing posture to a kind of rhythmic bowing and finally into a repetitive genuflecting motion. |
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Sorry to be repetitive but this guy was in the tube in Russell Square when the bomb went off! |
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Among the possible geometries, tetraplexes are very stable structures in which the four strands are held together via repetitive guanine tetrads. |
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Your writing was repetitive and clumsy and bigoted, your villains were stereotyped, your characters all wooden, but so what? |
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Maybe instead produce an interminable, twanging, overlong, repetitive, inaccessible and frankly irredeemable apology for a solo album. |
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First are simple repetitive patterns, such as all white cells or all black cells, or alternation in stripes and checkerboards. |
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In guard cells, artificial repetitive transients were produced by superfusion of epidermal strips with depolarizing and hyperpolarizing buffers. |
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Certain serotonin receptors may be supersensitive, which may contribute to repetitive behaviors. |
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They surmised that the bone formation was caused by repetitive mechanical stress to the proximal humeral epiphysis during growth. |
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The humpback whale creates the most complex, long-lasting, repetitive sound patterns of any non-human animal on our planet. |
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Further, it should be made clear that the anaphoric is the repetitive aspect of the poetic text while the hylic is its material specificity. |
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They can become injured and pathologically enlarged and inflamed, either acutely or as a result of chronic repetitive micro-trauma. |
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Many pathologies were recorded from the remains, such as evidence of poor nutrition, poor dental hygiene and a life of physical, repetitive work. |
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In this scenario, the patient underwent a sleep study that showed repetitive obstructive sleep apneas and hypopneas. |
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A good director would have cut some of the annoyingly repetitive and obvious gestures used to indicate character. |
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In addition, childhood behaviors like repetitive hand-to-mouth activity and pica predispose the child to ingestion. |
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The soft-tissue tightness may be from muscle inflexibility due to significant and repetitive eccentric muscle forces during arm deceleration. |
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One person may be plagued by private rituals or compulsions or repetitive thoughts of which no one else is aware. |
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It has been shown that repetitive alveolar collapse and reopening can be injurious to the lung. |
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Get rid of your confoundedly repetitive harmonies and phony teenaged angst. |
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Because of the goal of intensifiers, it is not uncommon to be repetitive when using them. |
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Bennie and Walter play-act in a repetitive chant, as Ruth embarrassingly answers the door to let in George Murchison. |
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They both interrogated me with repetitive questions about my life away from them in California. |
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Its genome size is only 200 Mb and most repetitive sequences, as in Drosophila, occur in a pattern of long interspersion. |
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I go through my life with this dread that the repetitive normality and contentedness is always on the brink of ending due to some disaster. |
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I simply don't think I'm able to understand the type of person who gets pleasure out of such dreary, repetitive, contentless complaining. |
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He can be rather repetitive, but his best work has great delicacy of colour and handling and a poignant sense of lost innocence. |
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The stress, irritations, fears and hopes are excised through simple repetitive movement. |
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Two of those contained repetitive sequence and hybridized to the centromeres of the polytene chromosomes. |
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The familiar loops and fast punching drum samples cross-faded with a repetitive keyboard drone. |
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His minimalist and idiosyncratic contemporary choreography is earthbound, gesturally limited, and repetitive. |
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The two-story meeting house creates an east-west galleria with repetitive glulam Douglas fir frames. |
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The blonde girl is carrying a small ghetto blaster playing a poppy, repetitive but catchy tune. |
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And he does tend to overuse a few devices, like rhetorical questions, deliberatively repetitive phrasing, and direct address. |
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Shaving and cream depilators are largely painless, but they are superficial, requiring repetitive life-long treatments every few days. |
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This 3-min recording from an overnight polysomnogram shows repetitive obstructive sleep hypopneas causing arousals and oxygen desaturations. |
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Its features include simplified grammar, exaggerated speech melody, diminutive forms of words such as doggie, and a highly repetitive style. |
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You would think a few dingbats in the mainstream financial market community would catch on to this repetitive deception. |
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Reuse might disburden engineers from repetitive tasks and therefore improve their motivation. |
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Characters seemed to appear out of nowhere and the dialogue was endlessly repetitive. |
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The music is quite repetitive and without the distraction of the aerial dynamics it would be quite flat. |
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The author is repetitive in his claims for American exceptionalism with regard to planning. |
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People who are initially excited about the eroticism will soon become tired of all this repetitive sensationalism. |
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Late Pleistocene to Holocene eruptive activity in the Taapaca Volcanic Complex has been characterised by repetitive periods of dome growth. |
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Minimum rewards were doled out at totally random intervals, yet many of the subjects developed curious repetitive actions. |
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Posterior elbow pain in the setting of repetitive elbow extension suggests the diagnosis of triceps tendinosis. |
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Isn't factory assembly work also unstimulating, repetitive and boring? |
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But apparently there are scoops of great magnitude to be gleaned from these repetitive pictures. |
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Acute exposure to repetitive hypoxia has been shown to result in habituation that is expressed as a decreased frequency of arousal in response to the same stimulus. |
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Somehow I don't mind mindless repetitive tasks when the sumo is on. |
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The repetitive nature of his work is both effective and affective, especially in an exhibition of this scale. |
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Just a half hour of sleep is critical to maintaining or improving performance in repetitive tasks such as screening baggage or practicing a musical score. |
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With a force as essentially repetitive as the undead, changing locations gives the show life. |
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Each telling brings new details or perspective, making the book both repetitive and prismatic. |
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Coupled with fowl and cattle sacrifices, the bhagat's ceremonies include repetitive incantation of tantras in a local Dangi dialect and numerous yagnas and religious rites. |
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In most cases, the cramp occurs as a result of repetitive exercise. |
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The gameplay can also be, I'm afraid to say, boring and repetitive. |
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Never once did she remind him that she was his prized assassin, the only female with enough gall to commit repetitive and senseless acts of violence. |
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Even Roger Sterling is beginning to see a bit of darkness in the repetitive nature of hedonism. |
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I thought when I first started the book that this mechanism was going to make it a bit twee, and perhaps repetitive and dull, but this is absolutely not the case. |
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To avoid the risk of repetitive strain injury in your wrists, rest them on a wrist support and use a mobile keyboard, changing its position at regular intervals. |
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Studies in simian cell lines transfected with human alpha satellite sequences showed that these repetitive regions could form de novo centromeres on existing chromosomes. |
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Specialist keyboards have been made to minimise repetitive strain injury by splitting the keyboard down the middle and angling each half toward each hand. |
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The possessed Curtis monotone mantras are thankfully still present but they're stimulatingly recontextualised by fitting primitive synth drums and repetitive square basslines. |
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An injury or repetitive wrist movement usually causes carpal tunnel syndrome, characterized by weakness and pain in the hand and wrist due to pressure on the median nerve. |
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Patients with carpal tunnel syndrome should avoid repetitive wrist and hand motions that may exacerbate symptoms or make symptom relief difficult to achieve. |
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Patient wears a brace on his right wrist for repetitive strain injury. |
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Painless swelling of the posterior elbow at the outer tip of the olecranon in a patient complaining of repetitive friction to the elbow indicates olecranon bursitis. |
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The quick and accurate reaction of soldiers to the word of Command is instilled through the incessant and repetitive practice of battle drills and routines. |
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Fortunately, she finally took a three-month rest from the cello and confessed to her teacher, Janos Starker, that she had been suffering from repetitive strain injury. |
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Yet the ex-slave's voice, with its lack of contractions, lucid philosophical tone, and fluidly repetitive cadences, suggests self-assurance, rationality, even suaveness. |
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There also is information about women and repetitive strain injury and about how pregnancy, PMS, osteoporosis, a mastectomy and menopause can aggravate this condition. |
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The majority of the patients experienced a significant improvement in the areas of hostility, uncommunicativeness, uncooperativeness, and repetitive behavior. |
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The flavours are narrow and insistent, unsubtle and repetitive. |
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Storage bottlenecks occur when the business encounters a combination of repetitive file accesses, and large program and data files that strain storage resources. |
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They customarily provided a plan or plot summary of the new offering, a convention that made the repetitive and derivative nature of modern playwriting all the more obvious. |
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It is a simple repetitive action that should stand up well under pressure, and I can only see it getting better as he matures and fills out a bit. |
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The only negative that people keep mentioning is that the song becomes repetitive towards the end and, as a friend just said, runs out of steam half way through. |
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More recently, specific subsets of repetitive DNA, such as retrotransposons, have been shown to comprise a high percentage of the repetitive DNA of plants. |
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My mental equilibrium improves when I resume the repetitive motion of jiggling my knee, or tapping my foot, or lightly kicking the table leg, etc. |
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Forty degrees heat allied to a strong crosswind and the constant and repetitive frequency of the huge number of climbs made it almost impossible to succeed. |
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The black-and-white footage, shot with a single silent 16 mm camera and dubbed with weird, repetitive applause tracks, is as surrealistic as a French art film. |
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When you chew gum, the repetitive movement of your jaw puts added tension on the muscles and joints where your jawbone meets your skull, Urbaniak says. |
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For a loose definition of the sound, imagine repetitive bong hits. |
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If the microtraumatic damage to bone is greater than the capacity of bone to repair it, a stress fracture may occur at the site of repetitive loading. |
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A tree crown develops through the repetitive production of shoots. |
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The author faults the management literature for being conceptually repetitive and not having developed a consistent language on which to build cumulatively. |
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She watched the repetitive movement of the windscreen wipers swish backwards and forwards, clearing the screen from the streaks of water that blurred it. |
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The oil of St John's Wort can be externally applied to relieve sciatica and other neuralgic pains, including repetitive injuries such as carpal tunnel and tennis elbow. |
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The game was becoming repetitive and to my mind, unrewarding. |
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Not only does their very seriality suggest a relentless stream of crime, but the programmes themselves are organised around the repetitive replay of similar footage. |
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Carl was born in the Netherlands in 1898 and died in 1972, but his distorted, repetitive and metamorphic artwork continues to inspire people and fascinated the pupils. |
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These jobs tend to be boring, repetitive, or physically hard. |
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The music was indistinct at first, a faraway muffled sound with a repetitive bass line. |
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However, most of the work data entry keyers do is repetitive. |
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It's simple, straight ahead thrash metal that gets repetitive fast. |
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Tacking on vibraphones to clumsy, endlessly repetitive garage rock does nothing but emphasize the complete lack of original ideas that plagues this album. |
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Beam's overdubbed harmonies, delivered in a repetitive cadence, are spooky without being forbidding, bringing Low's early work to mind, if only in pace and tone. |
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Patients with nonunions had a history of repetitive trauma, periosteal new bone formation, and complete obliteration of the medullary canal at the fracture site. |
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Closer still was a repetitive tock tock tock which I quickly guessed was my daughter tapping the table with coins from her second visitation of the tooth fairy. |
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Instead they may show excessive interest in repetitive activities, such as lining up their toys or watching the washing machine drum rotate for an extended period of time. |
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The statement suggests that computer use should be objectively assessed for potential negative impacts, such as eye strain, repetitive stress injuries and obesity. |
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It is the essential nature of work to be perpetual, repetitive, habitual. |
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There was a great deal of repetitive, careful woodwork in order to create the top rafters, collar beams and the purlins that lock them all together. |
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He said the project was a study of habitual, repetitive action. |
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Every fibre of his being seems to be wrapped around the songs and yet it only mildly suffers from a few repetitive moments that make some songs less than perfect. |
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The author frequently digresses in his critiques of historical events, and thus is often repetitive. |
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At the risk of being repetitive, I must remind you again to be careful. |
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Terse, snappy, forceful letters should be used, rather than long, verbose, repetitive, unimpressive, formlike letters. |
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The Speaker may, however, order a member who persists in making a tediously repetitive or irrelevant speech to stop speaking. |
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Try to avoid becoming too predictable or repetitive, particularly at regular junctions. |
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The rhythm of the song served to synchronize the movements of the sailors or to pace the labor as they toiled at repetitive tasks. |
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The musical forms were highly repetitive, and the lyrics were quite often doggerel without any cohesive or preconceived composition. |
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The repetitive use of a particular muscle without time for repair and recover in the most common case among the injury. |
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Since boxing involves forceful, repetitive punching, precautions must be taken to prevent damage to bones in the hand. |
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Early musical traditions during the 17th and 18th century saw the emergence of more complex carols, away from the repetitive ceremonial songs. |
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They thought of 'the craftsman' as free, creative, and working with his hands, 'the machine' as soulless, repetitive, and inhuman. |
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George found Professor Schnublett's repetitive lectures to be wholly noneducational and, in fact, a waste of time. |
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Dialects are composed of specific numbers and types of discrete, repetitive calls. |
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Cicadas, known locally as Tzitzikia, make a distinctive repetitive tzi tzi sound that becomes louder and more frequent on hot summer days. |
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In urban areas, surface runoff is the primary cause of urban flooding, known for its repetitive and costly impact on communities. |
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Nourishment is typically a repetitive process since it does not remove the physical forces that cause erosion but simply mitigates their effects. |
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Nourishment is typically a repetitive process, since nourishment mitigates the effects of erosion, but does not remove the causes. |
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A large proportion of the spruce genome consists of repetitive DNA sequences, including long terminal repeat transposable elements. |
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Much of these pamphlets felt repetitive in nature as many of the statements and arguments were the same, just with different names. |
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In normal bone, fractures occur when there is significant force applied, or repetitive trauma over a long time. |
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Many assembly lines use pick-and-place robots to do repetitive tasks such as placing small components onto circuit boards. |
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Calendrical rituals give social meaning to the passage of time, creating repetitive weekly, monthly or yearly cycles. |
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However, in recent years automated riveting systems have become popular in an effort to reduce assembly costs and repetitive disorders. |
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The previous study used a simple, repetitive visuomotor task that employed a visuotactile conflict task with no movement. |
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And Ludovico Einaudi texturized the repetitive structures of his score by highlighting woodwinds, piano, and voices at different moments. |
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Subthreshold lowfrequency repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation over the premotor cortex modulates writer's cramp. |
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The noise itself is a klaxon of repetitive, high-pitched xylophonic notes, and it's among the least jarring sounds in the iPhone's default set. |
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Repetitive element PCR fingerprinting using enterobacterial repetitive intergenic consensus primers is not necessarily directed at ERIC elements. |
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Molecular subtyping was performed by ApaI and SmaI pulsed-field gel electrophoresis and enterobacterial repetitive intergenic consensus. |
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It may occur after injury, in repetitive use syndromes and in certain inflammatory conditions such as SpA and HIV-associated arthropathies. |
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I do not point in particular at the near daily repetitive PR scribble of Ums and Abus or the know-alls from Canada, but mean this in general. |
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The simulation takes advantage of the axisymmetry, the cylindrical shape and the repetitive pattern of the winding sections in the flow path. |
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Each repetitive image illustrates Bea's success and further commodifies Delilah's appearance. |
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It is often caused by wearing constrictive shoes or repetitive straining of the foot with strenuous activity. |
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Distribution of repetitive DNA sequences in eubacteria and application to fingerprinting of bacterial genomes. |
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Among the repetitive verses is a line from Bob Marley's song Iron, Lion, Zion and a chorus from Here Comes the Rain Again by Eurhythmics. |
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As for the style of the book, it is repetitive and uses too many foreign words, such as berakah and exomologesis and others. |
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The people, in sympathy, are themselves repetitive and unglamorous. |
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There's a cold edge to this electro pop chugger that startles with it's flickeringly repetitive neon lyrics. |
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This kind of repetitive deja experience relating to a very specific precipitator is highly unusual in associative deja vu individuals. |
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There is the repetitive, cyclical way of looking at history, over against the linear perspective, which moves toward an ultimate goal. |
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Perhaps it is the fact that the noises, though loud, are also dull and boringly repetitive. |
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Through repetitive experiences of exploring and mathematizing, problem solving skills and one's ability to assimilate ideas are enhanced. |
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The imp-infested streets of London get repetitive, but new tilesets are introduced later in the plot. |
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Options include a foot pedal that replaces the need to hand press the button, which is helpful for people with repetitive strain injuries. |
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Designed to eliminate busywork, the platform also simplifies repetitive tasks with templates and automated workflows. |
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Melody was that which was eloquent and graceful, while that which was unmelodic was dull and repetitive. |
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Downregulation of kappa opioid receptor mRNA levels by chronic ethanol and repetitive cocaine in rat ventral tegmentum and nucleus accumbens. |
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Telomeres are repetitive DNA-protein complexes that protect the ends of linear chromosomes and maintain genomic stability. |
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Tourette syndrome is a neurologic disorder characterized by repetitive, involuntary sounds and movements called tics. |
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Despite this, little is known about the pathologic injury and immune responses after repetitive exposure to particulate chromates. |
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In vitro modeling of repetitive motion injury and myofascial release. |
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Manual methods of uncapping blood collection tubes expose laboratory staff to greater risk of exposure from aerosols and splashes and repetitive motion injuries. |
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The repetitive attacks against the country and the people while using innocents as human shields make the crime even more shameful, the Mufti said Friday in a press release. |
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This mechanization made some factories an assemblage of unskilled laborers performing simple and repetitive tasks under the direction of skilled foremen and engineers. |
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This ensures that the jury has a broad spectrum of evidence before it, but not so much evidence that is repetitive, inflammatory, or unnecessarily confusing. |
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I will not be adding more entries owing to repetitive strain injury. |
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In the past, women held more repetitive jobs, such as assembly worker, packer and data enterer, than men who worked as machinists, operators and supervisors. |
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This longevity may be due to telomerase, an enzyme that repairs long repetitive sections of DNA sequences at the ends of chromosomes, referred to as telomeres. |
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He felt the pangs intensifying, as if the noodly, repetitive sounds were some lost language he'd known but forgotten, a dialect discarded or repressed. |
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We are turned off by repetitive lyrics and nonmelodic music. |
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Children who are visually impaired commonly engage in stereotypic behaviors such as rocking and repetitive hand movements to gain sensory stimulation produced by the behavior. |
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I probably got carpal tunnel syndrome from doing repetitive work. |
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This same sort of repetitive testing can be done with many concepts such as moles, molarity, molality, the periodic table, quantum numbers, and so forth. |
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In recent years, repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation, which is a non-invasive, simple applicable method, has taken attention in the treatment of depression. |
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However, the repetitive rowing action can put strain on knee joints, the spine and the tendons of the forearm, and inflammation of these are the most common rowing injuries. |
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In DNA profiling, the lengths of variable sections of repetitive DNA, such as short tandem repeats and minisatellites, are compared between people. |
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Tics are brief, repetitive, semi-voluntary, jerklike movements. |
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Disillusioned with lyrics, Scullin and his sonic soulmates have made an album that massages the temples with repetitive swathes of airy acoustica. |
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The repetitive point-and-shoot story line suggests an M-rated video game, but the movie's pounding symphonic score and irony-free outlook are closer to World War II B-movies. |
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The game is laced with quips that break the fourth wall, calling out tired conventions of video games, such as repetitive fetch quests and disembodied narrators. |
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In general terms, paraphiliacs find unusual or bizarre imagery or acts necessary for sexual excitement, and their behavior tends to be involuntary and repetitive. |
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Serial samples of venous blood were collected Pre-Ex, End-Ex, and 1-h Post from a superficial vein in the antecubital fossa using sterile, repetitive venepuncture. |
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Children with autism, a disorder of brain development, experience difficulties in social interaction, verbal and nonverbal communication and repetitive behaviors. |
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Myoclonus had been defined as involuntary, repetitive, instantaneous, irregular and rapid contractions of a group of muscles or occasionally of a single muscle. |
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Tourette's syndrome is an inherited neurobehavioural disorder characterised by sudden, involuntary, repetitive muscle movements and vocalisations. |
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