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- verb Present participle of
involute .
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Examples
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It was a disease of poets: John Keats involuting silently toward death in a small room overlooking the Spanish Steps in Rome, or Byron, an obsessive romantic, who fantasized about dying of the disease to impress his mistresses.
The Emperor of All Maladies Siddhartha Mukherjee 2010
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It was a disease of poets: John Keats involuting silently toward death in a small room overlooking the Spanish Steps in Rome, or Byron, an obsessive romantic, who fantasized about dying of the disease to impress his mistresses.
The Emperor of All Maladies Siddhartha Mukherjee 2010
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It was a disease of poets: John Keats involuting silently toward death in a small room overlooking the Spanish Steps in Rome, or Byron, an obsessive romantic, who fantasized about dying of the disease to impress his mistresses.
The Emperor of All Maladies Siddhartha Mukherjee 2010
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VEGF-A was detected in hemangioma specimens in the proliferating phase but not in the involuting phase and was shown by immunostaining to reside outside of vessels.
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VEGF-A was detected in hemangioma specimens in the proliferating phase but not in the involuting phase and was shown by immunostaining to reside outside of vessels.
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VEGF-A was detected in hemangioma specimens in the proliferating phase but not in the involuting phase and was shown by immunostaining to reside outside of vessels.
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VEGF-A was detected in hemangioma specimens in the proliferating phase but not in the involuting phase and was shown by immunostaining to reside outside of vessels.
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VEGF-A was detected in hemangioma specimens in the proliferating phase but not in the involuting phase and was shown by immunostaining to reside outside of vessels.
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Treatment is aimed at preventing infection, controlling bleeding and obtaining an empty and involuting uterus.
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38 John Keats involuting silently: “John Keats,” Annals of Medical History 2, no.
The Emperor of All Maladies Siddhartha Mukherjee 2010
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