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• This maneuver is painful and difficult for an unanesthetized mother.
• You will walk unanesthetized through the world after that.
• The unanesthetized cats seemed so unconcerned by the experiment that they carried on eating.
• Most Americans would rather have an unanesthetized root canal than read something Gorey like that.
• I understand the need for religious traditions, but I personally think that 500, 000 unanesthetized, hacked and butchered animals is a little excessive.
• The researchers tested the implants on four anesthetized and four unanesthetized cats, applying a signal of 300 microamps delivered between 25 and 40 times a second.
• Another study of 52 healthy infants, published in December in the Journal of the American Medical Association, showed that unanesthetized infants showed more distress during circumcision.
• As I was wondering exactly how to get excited about a US Senate race that's just a tad less thrilling than standing in line for an unanesthetized root canal, something occurred to me.
• One of the sources quoted is " " Shearer M H . Surgery on the paralysed, unanesthetized newborn . 1986 " " . talk ) 01 : 18, 30 September 2012 ( UTC)
• These studies, conducted using anesthetized animals, were amplified by van Woerkens and co-workers, who compared the effects of epinine and dopamine in unanesthetized pigs, so as to avoid any possible influences of an anesthetic.
• By stimulating different parts of the spinal cord with different microwires, the researchers were able to get both groups of cats to flex their rear legs, and the unanesthetized cats to raise the rear of their bodies to support their weight.
• As anybody who has ever experienced or witnessed a baby being born will readily attest, the pain of labor and delivery deserves its legendary status, ranking as it often does somewhere above, say, a root canal and below an unanesthetized amputation.
• An 1811 account by English writer Fanny Burney of her unanesthetized mastectomy is horrifying : " When the dreadful steel was plunged into the breast _ cutting through veins _ arteries _ flesh _ nerves _ I needed no injunctions not to restrain my cries.
• There was a time when most newspaper editors would rather have endured an unanesthetized lobotomy than print a correction because a correction meant that they, or someone under their tutelage, had made a mistake, and mistakes were something that people in other businesses made.