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Sample Sentence for 可逆性

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尿
Taking growth-hormone injections may cause reversible joint pain, carpal tunnel, and proto-diabetes.
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使
The gels are "thermally reversible, " which means heating them turns them back into a liquid.
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竿
The reversible, self-financing and immediately applicable nature of the above monetary policy plan should reduce these fears.
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使
No, power seduces by virtue of the reversibility that haunts it, and on which a minor cycle is instituted.
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Corticosteroids and Inhaled Salbutamol in Patients with Reversible Airway Obstruction Markedly Decrease the Incidence of Bronchospasm after Tracheal Intubation.
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Risug
使
One, "reversible inhibition of sperm under guidance, " or Risug, involves injecting gel into the scrotum to inactivate sperm.
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The sandy desertification of this area is characterized by vulnerability, restorability and reversibility, by which the ecological-environment reversion period has been determined.
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线
The photosensitive dyes prove that they have the alterable oxidation state , good reversibility by cyclic voltammograms and reach the need of cycle property with cell.
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2001
His previous book about globalisation, in 2001, was about the fragility and reversibility of a process that many at the time believed to be inexorable.
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"We' re basically imitating tricks that nature has discovered over millions of years" - in particular, "reversibility, the ability to break apart and reassemble," Strano says.
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Kurz
IMA
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On the other hand, Kurz et al have shown that IMA levels rose significantly after 4 hours in patients with and without reversible perfusion defects.34
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Each time a plant model is keyed in or modified on the panel, the toolkit automatically runs a checkup on the system stabilizability, detectability, invertibility, and other requirements.
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For this to work, however, fiscal action needs to be credibly reversible: temporary spending and tax cuts aimed at high-spending groups will be more effective and less risky than broad tax cuts.