Examples of ninth

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There are compression fractures of the ninth thoracic through second lumbar vertebrae.
The former is a ninth- to tenth-century manuscript of probable continental origin with a drawing on the flyleaf showing an elaborate, towered building.
Families were recruited through 13 local school districts from students enrolled in either the four th and fifth or the ninth and 10th grades.
If he stays in the womb and gains more powers until the ninth or even the tenth month, he could be born a healthy child.
Despite the original plan to issue one hundred volumes, this series has been stopped for commercial reasons after the fifty-ninth instalment was released.
The eight and ninth profiles in frequency (156 and 145 respectively) represent amendments introduced in the second round for the first time.
The changes in quality of the constructions of the ninth century have long been well documented.
Figure 9 shows the surface profile as the ninth wave crest enters the shelf.
In case 2, surgery was performed on the ninth day of preparation.
I have some doubts concerning the ninth function, namely, "to produce persistent motivation and direction of behaviour" (p. 70).
The martyrologist thus emerges as an extremely well-read author, and not just in a ninth-century context.
How instr umental were foreign material and personnel imported during the ninth centur y?
The experimental group improved in cognitive and behavioural performance with treatment, but returned to their former level of functioning by the ninth month.
Thus, a stratified subsample was produced that consisted of all high scorers and one ninth of the low scorers.
The ninth- to first-decile ratios suggest vouchers lead to very little change in human wealth inequality.
By 1800 the work was into its ninth edition.
A second was made by - u unayn (d. 910/11), probably during the last third of the ninth century.
Consanguinity was apparently understood as a major cause of genetic disorders as early as the ninth century.
The demonstration necessarily starts with the later ninth century.
Their compilation can therefore be dated to the second half of the ninth century.
We may thus assume that until the ninth century the overwhelming majority of the population continued to adhere to its cultural and religious traditions.
The amplitude of the saxophone sound itself controls a ninth layer of noise.
While oil contents of the fourth and fifth weeks were not significantly different from each other, they were different from the eighth and ninth weeks.
The addition of the sharp ninth merely adds colour to the tonic in this case, rather than a tension requiring resolution.
The number of replicates was increased to six litterbags for the eighth and ninth collection, and to ten litterbags for the final collection.
How many books were really circulating in the earlier ninth century and who would have been able to use them?
Among the 43 survivors examined on the ninth day of incubation, only one had complete transposition.
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