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Benign Uvula Neoplasm
Known as:
Benign Uvular Neoplasm
, Benign Uvula Tumor
, Benign Uvula Tumour
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A non-metastasizing neoplasm that arises from the uvula.
National Institutes of Health
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Benign Neoplasm
Head and neck structure
Lip and Oral Cavity
Malignant Epithelial Cell
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2016
2016
From coda to coda , from town across town : The rise of coda approximant r in Dutch
K. Sebregts
2016
Corpus ID: 51748504
The realisation of /r/ in Dutch is notoriously variable across speakers and across linguistic contexts, with recent studies…
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2015
Review
2015
Contextualized Voicing of theVoiceless Posterior Fricative /h/ in Puerto Rican Spanish
Erik W. Willis
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Gibran Delgado-Díaz
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Iraida Galarza
2015
Corpus ID: 55750669
This paper presents the results of an acoustic analysis of the voiceless posterior fricative /h/ in Puerto Rican Spanish based on…
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2014
2014
"My Patience is Exhausted" and "Nafida Sabrii": A Conceptual Metaphoric Account of "Patience" Idioms in English and Arabic
M. Galal
2014
Corpus ID: 62831176
This paper attempts to explain convergence and divergence of Arabic and English idioms in view of the Conceptual Metaphor Theory…
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2008
2008
An aerodynamic explanation for the uvularization of trills
Ryan Shosted
2008
Corpus ID: 36046969
The origin of the uvular trill [o] in the languages of Western Europe is a matter of some debate. The diachronic change from an…
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2004
2004
Elevated velum palatinum, preservated uvula and enlarged oropharyngeal air way in the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea and hypopnea syndrome
J. Wen
2004
Corpus ID: 75314707
Objective:To estimate the clinical effect of the preserved uvula, elevated velum palatium and enlarged oropharyngeal air way in…
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