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loss of strength

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See: failure, fault, frailty


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Recently Dow introduced latex technology that enables formulating for maximum solids to help control coating color rheology, as well as to enable the papermaker to reduce total binder content in a formulation with no loss of strength in the coating and an increase in stiffness.
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1) In contrast, our patient demonstrated absent reflexes and acute loss of strength of the lower limbs due to the coexisting acute polyneuropathy.
Polyneuropathy complicating the diagnosis of normal pressure ... by Salkind, Alan R. / Southern Medical Journal
Frail people have severe loss of strength and often cannot perform everyday tasks.
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