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Emaciation is
defined as the
state of
extreme thinness from
absence of body fat and
muscle wasting usually resulting from malnutrition. It is
often seen...
- 1836 and
recounted by Martineau,
added that the
enslaved people were
emaciated,
showed signs of
being fla**** with a whip, were
bound in
restrictive postures...
-
steam baths to
prevent weight gain; by 1894, she had
wasted away to near
emaciation,
reaching her
lowest point of 43.5 kg (95.7 lbs).
There were some aberrations...
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including phagocytes, at
subepithelial layers. It is the
causative agent of
emaciative microsporidiosis of
gilthead sea bream, a
chronic condition manifested...
-
intranuclear microsporidium,
Enterospora nucleophila n. sp.,
causing an
emaciative syndrome in a
piscine host (Sparus aurata),
prompts the redescription...
- 25 years. She was
eventually found by police, then middle-aged and in
emaciated and
filthy condition;
according to officials,
Monnier had not seen any...
- will show her the "one true religion".
Paxton finds a
chamber full of
emaciated women in cages,
locked with the bike lock she used
before entering Reed's...
- had lost
several teeth, his skin was
sickly pale, and he was
severely emaciated.
Close friends such as Matt Fox said, "If no one
heard from him for w****s...
- is
known to have
practiced extreme forms of
fasting which led to his
emaciation and to have
famously abandoned it
before his
great awakening. Nevertheless...
- po****rity.: 398 Kali is
iconographically depicted as a "terrifying
emaciated woman"; with
black skin, long
tangled hair, red eyes and a long lolling...
