Similar words: quadruple, quadruped, quadrant, quadrangle, scruple, squad, couple, a couple of. Meaning: ['kwɑdruːplɪt /'kwɒd-] 
n. 1. the cardinal number that is the sum of three and one 2. one of four children born at the same time from the same pregnancy 3. a set of four similar things considered as a unit.
n. 1. the cardinal number that is the sum of three and one 2. one of four children born at the same time from the same pregnancy 3. a set of four similar things considered as a unit. 
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1. Conclusion: Quadruplet pregnancy is an extremely race, curable and high risk pregnancy.
2. Objective:To improve the recognization, diagnosis and treatment of quadruplet pregnancy.
3. Quadruplet villager Zhang Guotai worries about busy all one's life, already made a few girls, son gets married establish line of business.
4. Chin's team then inserted two quadruplet codons into the gene that codes for the common protein calmodulin, and assigned an "unnatural" amino acid to each quadruplet.
5. That the notation of duplet and quadruplet are disunion in the publication, include music theory, textbook, and sheet music.
6. This cascaded quadruplet (CQ) filter consists of 10 resonators and two cross coupling structures that produce two transmission zeros near the band edges.
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7. Then connect them in pairs, CGE, etc. , to complete the quadruplet .
8. The team went on to prove their new genetic code works by assigning two "unnatural" amino acids to their quadruplet codons, and incorporated them into a protein chain.
9. On March 23 last year, Huan Huan delivered her first set of quadruplet ligers.
10. Now that the LH CEG chord is satisfactory, try to switch suddenly from the chord to the quadruplet .
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