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to allergens (substances foreign to the body that cause allergy) induced by exposure through injection, inhalation, ingestion
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soft, and malleable metal having a low melting point; relatively unaffected by exposure to air
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for more information. , frostbite frostbite (chilblains), injury to the tissue caused by exposure to cold
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high speeds, a clutch plate is applied to create a direct mechanical connection between the
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a cake, but roasts a chicken. Broiling means to cook by direct exposure to heat
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a result of (a) being in the aircraft; (b) direct contact with any part
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a cake, but roasts a chicken. Broiling means to cook by direct exposure to heat
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photography, that takes place during development. In photographic materials that do not require development, “direct” darkening occurs immediately after
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a secondary one, as arises with brucellosis, leptospirosis, and syphilis. Toxipathic hepatitides develop after direct exposure of the
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a secondary one, as arises with brucellosis, leptospirosis, and syphilis. Toxipathic hepatitides develop after direct exposure of the
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Although lead has a lustrous silver-blue appearance when freshly cut, it darkens upon exposure to moist
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exposed ceiling exposed finish tile exposed masonry exposed nailing exposed suspension system exposed-aggregate finish Exposition exposure exposure dose exposure factor
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point of 128°C; used as an intermediate in syntheses of direct dyes for cotton
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Ground Zero workers in 34 states have received medical screening for their exposure to dust
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Any risk to which a worker is subject as a direct result (in whole
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to allergens (substances foreign to the body that cause allergy) induced by exposure through injection, inhalation, ingestion
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film to light reflected from this object and to a direct beam of coherent
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marrow is impaired. Although the disease may occur spontaneously it is usually induced by exposure to antithyroid
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sharper details than traditional offset presses, where the plates are created "off-press" via exposure to film
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and Science 2) conductivity by means of barrier tunneling between particles which have no direct contact, 3) other, non
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browse species based on palatability, parts used and animal's preferences was recorded by direct observing the grazing
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the threshold voltage. The amplified-delayed automatic gain control with a direct current amplifier in
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district of origin, e.g., Darjeeling and Lapsang. Teas are sometimes scented by exposure to fragrant
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represents a physiological adaptive reaction. Arterial pressure may be measured by the direct method—that is, insertion
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these strands and destroys the nitrogenous bases, especially pyrimidine. The direct action of ionizing
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prevents any narcotic effect from illicitly administered heroin, but does so by way of direct opioid receptor blocking, with
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in that they form positive ions and basic oxides and hydroxides. Upon exposure to moist
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as well as to ordinary disinfectants. It dies within one minute of exposure to a
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biophysical control methods; and hygiene and toxicology, which study the direct and indirect
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of acute forms of the disease. Familial rheumatism may be caused by prolonged exposure to an
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The body is vase-shaped, with the upper edge covered by ciliated tentacles that direct microscopic animals and
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are settled by commercial documents, esp bills of exchange, instead of by direct payment of money
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a full moon, and up to 100,000 lux in direct sunlight. A criterion
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spontaneously in an individual but only in response to previous exposure to Rh
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with higher accuracy than the astronomers of that era could achieve by direct observation. General description. The
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particles that normally accompany underwater sound reaches the inner ears to cause direct, inertial stimulation. In
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particles that normally accompany underwater sound reaches the inner ears to cause direct, inertial stimulation. In
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the high bond energies between the fluorine atom and other atoms. Direct fluorination has a
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by radioactive substances can cause radiation sickness radiation sickness, harmful effect produced on body tissues by exposure to radioactive
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level of liquid in large tanks that are inaccessible to direct measurement. Ultrasound of
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loans from the eurozone bailout funds because of the country's exposure to the
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embodies everything that mankind has accumulated over the ages. This embodiment is achieved through exposure to cultural
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embodies everything that mankind has accumulated over the ages. This embodiment is achieved through exposure to cultural
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embodies everything that mankind has accumulated over the ages. This embodiment is achieved through exposure to cultural
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the theoretical foundations of the communist movement: for example, his exposure of the
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energy for life is spent, it cannot be replenished except by the further exposure of green