Shock-absorbing shoes, heel wedges, periodic applications of ice packs insulated by cloth, and moist heat on the affected joint are useful as well.
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Under the moist heat of Tirana's early summer, the lack of adequate sewage facilities in one of the camps here is nauseatingly apparent.
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While the autoclave relies on high temperature and pressure to achieve moist heat sterilization of waste, a converter operates in the atmospheric pressure range.
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First brown the shanks to develop flavor, then slowly cook them, covered, in moist heat _ called braising _ so they are very tender.
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Finishing them with this moist heat makes the normally dry chops juicy and helps them pick up some of the fennel and white wine notes.
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Moist heat ( boiling, steaming ) protease inhibitors which otherwise add to the toxic effect of raw grasspea through depletion of protective sulfur amino acids.
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The thing that keeps hide glue going is the fact that joints secured with it can be taken apart with the application of moist heat.
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A 1 % procaine injection has been recommended for the treatment of extravasation complications associated with venipuncture ( along with moist heat, steroids, and antibiotics ).
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In the heavy, moist heat of the tropics, Valerie Dandby-Smith pecked relentlessly on a Royal typewriter, working from notes scribbled on cocktail napkins and scraps of paper.
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If pain does not subside after several days of traditional treatments, such as rest, aspirin, moist heat or ice, it's time to seek medical attention, suggests Cole.
