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Their usefulness is given as the reason why they are spared during field clearing.

Their disorder may involve a dysfunction of procedural memory in (at least) the grammar and motor domains, while leaving declarative (and lexical) memory relatively spared.

The idea of hornless cattle is also a possibility, thus sparing the animal the pain of dehorning.

Survey salaries at least spared them the tedious and time-consuming tread-mill of consultancy, text-book writing and teaching.

However, we will be rather more sparing on motivational remarks where these only repeat what we said for the continuous case.

He was not to be spared for this.

Half of them worked in stores that were looted, while half of them worked in stores that were spared from the violence.

No part of her body had been spared.

Traditionally, we have regarded obesity as an affliction of middle life, with the extremes of life relatively spared.

Steroid sparing activity of tenidap in patients with polymyalgia rheumatica: a multicentre doubleblind randomised placebo controlled study.

We gained direct access to the orbitofrontal cortex through a retro-orbital approach, sparing the zygomatic arch and the eye.

As noted above, no small trees are left in the vicinity of large trees spared from felling.

Neuroplasticity in the cat's visual system: test of the role of the expanded retino-geniculo-parietal pathway in behavioral sparing following early lesions of visual cortex.

The family has great difficulty in sparing extra labour to take care of dependants, however strong their intention to do so may be.

In this experiment, instead of dynamically titrating perceivers' thresholds, we continuously offered perceivers a wide range of densities from easy sparses to easy denses.