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121. He unilaterally enlarged life's scope to include a predominantly mechanical apparatus.

122. Itcan enlarge images without loss of high frequency information, and make the enlarged imageclearer and richer.

123. Low birth weight is associated with enlarged muscle fiber area and impaired meat tenderness of the longissimus muscle in pigs.

124. This is more often seen with a deviated septum or enlarged adenoids.

125. Any of various tropical Old World birds of the family Bucerotidae,[sentencedict.com] having a very large bill often surmounted by an enlarged protuberance at the base.

126. In practice this is done on an enlarged photomicrograph of the porous medium.

127. Their function resembles the mirror system described above. They are also normally located in the window and provide shade rather like one enlarged louver element.

128. Zeus eventually becomes angry and reappears in his enlarged godly form.

129. The lesions on glans penis and the enlarged inguinal lymph node resolved spontaneously few weeks later.

130. Marx's analytic method of enlarged reproduction is the embryonic form of the long-term dynamic analytic method.

131. Objective:To investigate the surgical methods and results of enlarged translabyrinthine approach in the removal of large acoustic neuromas.

132. With simultaneous salmon ella or swine evysipelas infection, the spleen may be enlarged and dark.

133. It was also found that the interaction of the exuberance of internal heat toxin and fu-organ turbidness stagnation enlarged the risk of the onset of dementia after basal ganglia infarction.

134. Periodically , the lamellae become enlarged, forming flattened, membrane - enclosed vesicles called thylakoids.

135. The increased workload can put a strain on the heart, which can lead to heart abnormalities that are usually first seen as enlarged heart muscle.

136. Stipes crowded, 10-25 cm long, base slightly enlarged, triangular in transverse section.

137. Unlike the C5, which has a full boot, while keeping the enlarged opening provided by a hatchback(sentencedict.com), the C-Quatre is a more traditional 3-box (aka sedan or notchback ).

138. Cryopreserved homograft pericardium patch group, 15 cases, their RVOT were enlarged with cryopreserved homograft pericardium patches.

139. Objective To investigate the preventive managemnet of cerebrospinal fluid leakage in the removal of large acoustic neuromas by enlarged translabyrinthine approach.

140. He admitted that the practice of pro - active fiscal policy has enlarged China's financial deficit and debts.

141. The apical cell would develop into the head cells of capitate glandular hairs if the stalk cell rapidly enlarged longitudinally and was of vacuolization .

142. The discovery that his daimon was female not only enlarged Yeats's understanding of temporal and spiritual reality but also radically transformed his interpretation of the aesthetic process.

143. The famous London church began as a Benedictine monastery enlarged by King Edward in the 1040 s.

144. On enlarged photographs of the rose petal, the images are crystal clear.

145. Resident area expanded much based on the existed patches from 1988 to 1998, but new patches mushroomed from 1998 to 2003. Constructing area developed rapidly, and its land use scale enlarged.

146. SATIN STITCH COMPENSATION satin stitch length can be enlarged or shortened.

147. The assumption of equal signal and pump attenuation coefficients is no longer required, while the iteration step-size can be significantly enlarged even under saturated amplification.

148. Conclusion The different form first dorsal metacarpal artery reverse fascial flap is safe and feasible, and it enlarged the indication of clinical application.

149. DSA showed that the diameter of stenosed segment of carotid artery was markedly enlarged and circulation time and staining of ipsilateral intracranial cerebral vessels tended to be normal.

150. The enlarged, saclike portion of the alimentary canal, one of the principal organs of digestion, located in vertebrates between the esophagus and the small intestine.