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adduct
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adduct /ad·duct/ (ah-dukt´) to draw toward the median plane or (in the digits) toward the axial line of a limb.
adduct /ad·duct/ (ă´dukt) inclusion complex.
ad·duct (-dkt, -dkt)
v.
To draw inward toward the median axis of the body or toward an adjacent part or limb.

ad·duction n.
ad·ductive adj.

adduct [ah-dukt´]
to draw toward an axis or median line.

adduct,
v movement toward the center line of the body.

adduct (dukt´),
v to draw toward the center or midline.

adduct
to draw toward a center or median line.

adduct 
To turn towards the midline.


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The thumb abducted seemed to be advantageous for generating lift force when the thumb is the leading edge and the thumb adducted seemed to be advantageous when the little finger leads the motion (Takagi et al.
The Geriatric Hand features adjustable palmar web space abduction with the use of interchangeable foam rolls, for the severely adducted thumb.
Although BSA is not recommended as a calibrant for MALDI-TOF-MS because it is typically not pure and can produce a systematic error, the determination of the number of HDI molecules adducted was calculated by mass difference.
 
 
 
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