It may be these catastrophic ruptures in unscarred uteri that cause the misguided fear of cesarean scars rupturing. |
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Gametes are shed into the coelom and carried outside the body through the nephridia or as a result of the body wall actually rupturing. |
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Taxis will fill up the ranks outside and loud singing and chanting will be heard for miles, with blasts from the vuvuzelas rupturing the air. |
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This problem led the British to introduce the tank in 1916 as a means of rupturing the enemy's defense for exploitation by reserve forces. |
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Another jagged block had hooked an engine, tearing it from the wing, rupturing the wing's fuel tank and spinning the entire plane around. |
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The impact crushed the rear of the sports car, rupturing its fuel tank and igniting the fuel that was spilling from it. |
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This is caused by infected and inflamed diverticula perforating or rupturing. |
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The treatment, called vascular and interventional radiology, aims to help prevent strokes by reducing the chance of brain aneurysms rupturing. |
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The plasma bolt sailed through the air and connected with one of the power cylinders, rupturing the tanks and sending power in every direction. |
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Figure 6 shows a tsunami triggered by rupturing of the sea floor along a fault during an earthquake. |
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In other words, they should be capable of absorbing energy and tremors without suddenly rupturing. |
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This will help prevent the top double-stacked bag from rolling forward and falling onto the floor, possibly rupturing. |
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Out of all the tests reported here, in only one or two was there a violent rupturing of the metal container. |
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Do not handle the soluble packet or expose it to moisture, since this may cause rupturing. |
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It can also rapidly get rid of water from within cells to prevent ice crystals from forming and rupturing the cells. |
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It can be extended up to 6 times without rupturing or losing its elastic recoil. |
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It also prevents the bug rupturing those cells' membranes and killing them. |
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The speed seems related to the rigidity of the rock that is rupturing, and deep rock, which is under more pressure, is more rigid. |
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These enlarged areas have more blood vessels close to the surface, so they are more prone to leaking or rupturing during an infection. |
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But many believe silicon to have adverse effects on the implants to the extent of it rupturing the implants. |
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During the crash, virtually all of the remaining fuel was lost because of damage to the aircraft and the rupturing of the fuel system. |
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The spill occurred after a dozen cars derailed Tuesday afternoon, rupturing a fuel tank and spilling 4,300 gallons of diesel onto the bank and into Cow Creek. |
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In the Oct 26 crash, a dozen cars derailed, rupturing a fuel tank and spilling 4,300 gallons of diesel onto the bank and into Cow Creek about 17 miles west of Riddle. |
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Western Bulldogs star Tom Liberatore will miss the entire AFL season after rupturing the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee. |
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They may also be due to accidental spills, caused by such things as the breaking of hydraulic lines on company vehicles, rupturing of coolant lines in air conditioning units and the breaking of back-up battery units. |
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Heater ribbons are used extensively in transport category aircraft, including all Boeing aircraft, to prevent the water lines from freezing and rupturing. |
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The great deflation of the northern economy occurred with the rupturing of the Mackenzie Valley pipe dream. |
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From a Western point of view, this break from Leninism is easily seen as revolutionary-considering the long period of ideological continuity which Gorbachev is now deliberately rupturing. |
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The 20-year-old has already been ruled out of the start of next season after rupturing his anterior cruciate ligament in a collision with Wolves goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann in March. |
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If this engagement is successful, we anticipate rupturing the fuel tank, and causing the hydrazine to dissipate, so that it will no longer pose a danger to human life. |
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Welded connections downstream of the first pressure regulator shall be hydraulically pressure tested to three times maximum allowable working pressure without rupturing. |
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These are supposed to prevent fuel from melting and rupturing the protective steel case of the reactor vessels. In this section Plutonium and Mickey Mouse Off the rails? |
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Loading the batteries with their polarities inverted might cause fire and injury, or damage to the surrounding areas due to the battery rupturing or leaking. |
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We're taking them from fresh and putting them into a stable, dry form that conserves all that's inside, and we do that without rupturing the cell walls. |
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Any compressed gas tank car not equipped with thermal protection that is involved in a fire situation is at risk of violently rupturing within minutes of a derailment. |
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The ACL's main function is to ensure stability, and rupturing it results in looseness and instability that jeopardize an athlete's ability to continue excelling in and enjoying sports. |
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Women are at higher risk of developing anemia, rupturing the sac of water surrounding the baby before the baby is ready to be born, or dying during childbirth. |
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The procedure, sometimes called amniotomy, involves rupturing the amniotic membranes to speed contractions. |
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When the sporophyte has developed all three regions, the seta elongates, pushing its way out of the archegonium and rupturing it. |
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Spontaneous retroperitoneal haematoma from rupturing of an aneurysm of the ovarian artery following delivery. |
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There are no signs China will risk rupturing its relationship with Tehran, but ties could become testier and harder to manage. |
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Kidd has set himself the task of redefining the American landscape, rupturing it into evermore immediate, disjunctive, and implausible fictions. |
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The port on the side of the expander is designed to allow for serial percutaneous needle access for saline to be injected without rupturing the expander. |
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