ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### activity | education:

Transnational education
* can establish a basis for many to continue learning throughout life.
* is an important aspect of international education.

True education
* awakens a desire to conserve health by keeping the body clean and undefiled.
* combination of schooling and experience.
* focuses on equanimity amongst students.
* is the harmonious development of the physical, the mental, and the spiritual powers
  - to teach the relation between parents and children
* lifelong journey, available to anyone willing to learn.
* shared responsibility between home, student, school and community.

Vocational education
* concentrates specifically on work-related skill acquisition.
* is education
  - for boys and girls
  - mostly for high school kids who dont plan to go to college
* is the preparation of individuals with specific occupational skills
  - wave of the future
  - where students discover the relevance of their general education

Vocational training
* are education.
* is closely related to the economy and the labor market
  - job training

Workshop
* are conferences
  - courses
* are located in basements
  - workplaces
* focus on issues.
* have goals
  - technicians
* include participants.
* includes bases
  - ceilings
  - class periods
  - floors
  - homework
  - lecture demonstrations
  - lessons
  - locker rooms
  - lockers
  - room light
  - sections
  - walls
* offer resources.
* provide participants.

### activity | education | workshop:

Machine shop
* Most machine shops use some form of networking to control machine tools.
* are workshops.

### activity:

Effort
* attracts attention.
* conscious application of energy in a given direction.
* focuses on manipulation
  - participants
* has cost.
* has have effects
  - significant effects
  - impact
  - results
  - success
* helps organizations.
* illustrates difficulty.
* improves body workouts
  - conditions
  - life
* includes life
  - restrictions
* increases conflict.
* involves attempts.
* is an activity
  - another main indicator of motivation to learn
  - measured by a school's improvement in pupil attendance
* is measured by increases in school- attendance rates
  - school-attendance rates
  - in newtons
  - only effort when it begins to hurt
* is the amount of time spent fishing
  - force needed to move a load or overcome a resistence
  - number of hours fished
* leads to opportunity.
* presents challenge tasks
* promotes management.
* provides advantage
  - solutions
* refers to the amount of physical or mental exertion needed to perform the job
  - time, energy, and involvement apportioned to apparel
* represents the time that one devotes to economic activity.
* requires cooperation
  - nutrition
* shows importance.
* supports goals.
* uses techniques.
* yields results
### activity | effort | exercise:

Acute exercise
* can improve cardioprotection without increasing heat-shock protein content.
* increases nitric oxide synthase activity in skeletal muscle.
### activity | effort | exercise:

Moderate exercise
* can help a woman feel better during pregnancy
  - ease some of the discomfort of pregnancy
  - lower the risk of heart attack, hypertension, cancer, and diabetes
  - suppress appetite
* helps maintain healthy heart and lungs and muscle tone
  - joint mobility and muscle strength for joint support
* is very important for a healthy pregnancy.
* speeds the passage of food through the stomach.
* triggers both priming and activation of neutrophil subpopulations.

Plyometric exercise
* involve forceful jumping, bounding, shoving, or throwing.
* is used predominantly by athletes who are looking to improve their performance.

Prolonged exercise
* can divert oxygen in the blood away from the baby.
* decreases serum leptin concentrations.

Proper exercise
* can often prevent or correct lower back pain and improve posture
  - reduce joint pain and stiffness and increase flexibility and muscle strength
* helps build bone tissue, prevent further bone loss, and keep the body toned and fit
  - the body by improving the flow of nutrients and blood to the skin and face
* is essential to maintaining low back health and general cardiovascular fitness.
### activity | effort | exercise:

Relaxation exercise
* can relieve physical and emotional stress.
* release tension and rest the body and the mind.

Routine exercise
* helps use up stored body fat and reduce the risk of heart disease
* improves muscle tone and assists in weight control.
* plays a crucial role in preventing heart and blood vessel disease.

Spiritual exercise
* instill a discipline into one s person, remove fear and make one more efficient.
* stimulates spiritual appetite.

Strenuous exercise
* can also deplete chromium levels.
* can cause periods to stop
  - retinal damage, and can cause hypoglycemia
  - lower blood pressure even more
* helps prevent deconditioning.
* primary cause of angina attack.
* produces toxins and free radicals, which can harm the body.

Therapeutic exercise
* is used to improve strength and endurance
  - useful in both preventing and treating specific ailments
* keep joints working as well as possible.

### activity | effort | exercise:

Vigorous exercise
* More vigorous exercise leads to increased food intake and stable body weight.
* appears to beneficially effect cholesterol metabolism
  - blunt the rise in blood glucose that follows carbohydrate ingestion
* can help curb both nicotine and food cravings at once
  - reduce abdominal fat and help the body use up calories consumed daily
  - sometimes cause an upset stomach or cramping shortly after a meal, too
* does increase the risk of cardiac arrest in certain individuals.
* fuels the brain by sending it lots of oxygen.
* helps to reduce abdominal fat.
* improves exercise capacity and delays weight gain following smoking cessation.
* increases glucose transport to skeletal muscles and increases glycogen synthesis.
* is also important as a proven method for fighting stress and depression
  - followed by hurting muscles that seem to stay sore longer
* strengthens the heart as a pump, making it a larger, more efficient muscle.

Yoga exercise
* are age old and is reported to provide a variety of health benefits.
* is of psychosomatic condition on the practitioner.
* stretch and relax the major muscle groups and help release tension and fatigue
  - tone the body muscles

Foray
* are probably the best way to learn to recognize different kinds of Colorado wild mushrooms.
* is effort

### activity | effort:

Overexertion
* can bring on a heart attack - a major cause of death during and after winter storms
  - lead to elevated cortisol levels, fatigue and depressed immune function
* combined with heat and fatigue can quickly cause heat stroke which can cause death.
* depletes a muscle s oxygen supply, leading to build up of waste product and spasm.
  - one of the more common reasons for total-body achiness
  - the nation's leading cause of workplace injuries
* means over-sweating, and it burns up energy required for warmth.
### activity | examination | study:

Science study
* Science studies are about the states of matter and the weather
  - discipline much influenced by literature professors
  - objects and identifies their properties
  - quarks and the human genome
* includes studying the digestive system, space, weather, and animal communities.

### activity | examination | study:

Scientific study
* Every scientific study concludes that parents who bring their babies to bed sleep longer and better.
* Many scientific studies appear to find links between the brain and what the 'mind' produces
  - confirm, people have depleted the earth's natural resources
  - offer information regarding the learning of and application of movement
* Most scientific studies focus on understanding individual symptoms for a limited period of time.
* Scientific studies can provide data to people who make decisions
  - continue to link pesticide use with bee kills and poor colony health
  - do show stress, and they show recovery
  - link fluoride to learning disabilities and coordination problems
  - reach many different conclusions based on what people are studied and how
  - say asphalt workers have a high risk of some cancers, such as lung cancer
  - seem to indicate that ginger has value as a preventive of motion sickness
* Scientific studies show chlorella supports immune system health
  - no ill effects of multiple vaccines on the normal immune system
  - some medical benefits of circumcision
  - spirulina supports immune system health
* Scientific studies show that a variety of human activities release greenhouse gases
  - certain bodily changes occur during meditation
  - deer antler is useful for anemia
  - diosgenin found in wild yam has an anti-inflammatory effect in animals
  - eating fish just once a week reduces the risk of heart attack
  - enjoyment both promotes and protects good health
  - fear and anxiety, as well as pain, reduce flexibility
  - formulas are more effective in the treatment of illness
  - too little Vitamin A during pregnancy can result in miscarriage
  - there is no link between abortion and higher rates of breast cancer
  - suggest that singing can have positive effects on people's health
* means using the scientific method, which is discussed below.
* shows that search engines index only a small portion of the Web.
### activity | examination | study:

Several study
* Several studies are under way to understand how phytoestrogens work in animals and humans
  - correlate the presence of certain macrophage populations with disease states
  - demonstrate that food stamps are essential in the fight to end food insecurity
  - do suggest that cold lasers are effective in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis
  - highlight the role of gastropexy in reducing recurrence and postoperative mortality
* Several studies indicate that dogs as a group cycle throughout the year
  - heterozygous carriers are at increased risk for various symptoms
  - low dose aspirin decreases the risk of strokes due to blood clots
  - soy isoflavones can help conserve bone in animals
  - women have more trouble with insomnia than men
* Several studies link bereavement to an increase in lung, cervical, and breast tumors
  - fluoride to genetic damage and cancer
* Several studies report few moths eaten, in contrast to many other bat species
  - fire having a positive effect on gopher tortoises
* Several studies show a connection between lycopene and cancer prevention
  - decrease in the effectiveness of pesticides
  - relationship between high fat diets and increased lung cancer risk
  - brand loyalty as a way of reducing risk
  - hummers know when a flower is ready
* Several studies show that acupuncture reduces chemotherapy-related nausea and vomiting
  - aspirin makes no difference in maternal or fetal outcomes
  - falling stars, during their combustion emit electro-phonic signals
* Several studies show that garlic makes blood platelets less likely to clumping together
  - standardized for alliin content inhibits platelet aggregation
  - it has anti-yeast effects
  - mental disorders in older adults are underdiagnosed
  - mentoring helps prevent youth from using drugs and alcohol
  - more than one drink per day increases the risk of cataracts
  - most amaranth species are resistant to most herbicides
  - phytoestrogens in soy ease menopausal symptoms and prevent breast cancer
  - sexual assault significant risk to college women
  - simply going for a daily walk improves glucose and insulin function
  - when light is blocked, eelgrass declines or dies
* Several studies suggest a small increase in the risk of bladder cancer and colorectal cancer
  - enhanced epileptogenicity of dysplastic cortex in animals and humans
  - involvement of insulin in the mechanism of action of -adrenergic agonists
  - lactoferrin reduces oxidative stress
* Several studies suggest that albendazole is an effective therapy for E intestinalis infection
  - curcumin can also promote cancer regression
  - physical exercise can help prevent or reduce clinical depression
  - support the isoflavones as having a role in preventing cardiovascular disease
### activity | experiment:

Early experiment
* seem to prove that sea turtles have the ability to detect magnetic fields
  - show that sea turtles have the ability to detect magnetic fields
* show that lucid dreamers have a good comprehension of time while dreaming.

Field experiment
* Some field experiments examine nitrogen fertilization.
* demonstrate intensity.
* examine effects.
* provide evidence.
* show differences.
* to evaluate quality.

Further experiment
* confirm results.
* demonstrate homology
  - sequence homology

Future experiment
* base on predictions
  - regional predictions
* focus on identities.

Laboratory experiment
* demonstrate effects
  - negative effects
* demonstrate strong effects
* illustrate roles.
* provide evidence.
* show degrees
  - inductions
  - ranges
  - responses
  - salinity
  - vegetation responses
* use approaches.

Present experiment
* demonstrate occurrences.
* provide measurements.

Recent experiment
* confirm responses.
* show conductivity
  - extent
* show that place neurones pick up signals from landmarks in the environment
  - water content within foods plays a critical role in weight control
* suggest advantage

Science experiment
* Some science experiments help children.
* are often a child's first homework.
* involve topics.

Scientific experiment
* are a powerful procedure for investigating causal relations
  - located in space shuttles
* have types.

External respiration
* is an activity
* is the exchange of gases between alveoli and pulmonary blood capillaries
  - gas exchange between the air sacs of the lungs and the blood
  - movement of oxygen into the body and carbon dioxide out of the body
* occurs at the pulmonary capillaries within the lungs b.
* refers to the exchange of gases between blood and individual cells.

Functional activity
* Functional activities are areas where strengths or weaknesses arise.
* refers to the physiological or pathological action of an organ.
### activity | game | athletic game:

Battledore
* come in two types, female and male.
* is an athletic game

### activity | game | athletic game:

Ice hockey
* are contact sports
  - games
  - hockeys
  - team sports
  - video games
  - violent games
* can be a rough game, but it's a thinking person's sport, involving strategy.
* combines the grace of skating with the aggressiveness of football.
* involves a significant risk of injury for players of all ages.
  - considered by some experts to be the fastest and most violent team sport in the world
  - hard hitting, fast-action competition
  - no more dangerous than any other athletic activity
* is one of Russia's most played sports
  - the most popular sports in the world
  - played on ice
* is the U.S. fastest growing sport
  - most watched sport in Helsinki
  - second leading cause of winter sports injury among children
  - sport of choice for kids
* offers many health benefits, as well.
* sport enjoyed by many young people
  - in which injuries are common and some are serious
+ Hockey
  * Ice hockey is played on ice. Players on each team wear ice skates and try to hit a small rubber disc called a hockey puck into the other team's goal. There are 6 players on each team. It can be played indoors or outdoors, but professionals play indoors in arenas. Ice hockey is one of the most popular sports in the world.

### activity | game | athletic game | outdoor game:

Ball game
* can be hard for young children, especially at first.
* is an outdoor game

### activity | game | athletic game | outdoor game | ball game:

Baseball game
* are sports events.
* ball game

### activity | game | athletic game | outdoor game:

Field hockey
* are hockeys
* blood sport when India and Pakistan play.
* cousin to ice hockey in many ways, but often without the bang 'em up mentality.
  - life
  - official competition of the Olympic Games
  - played at the high school, club and international level
  - similar to soccer
* requires endurance, finesse, and a true sense of teamwork.
  * Teams have 11 players each. Field hockey is only played outdoors, but there is Indoor Field Hockey. Field hockey is official competition of the Olympic Games.

Pallone
* is an athletic game
+ Pallone, Games, Pallone col bracciale: Sports
  * Scoring is by fifteens, as in tennis and the team which wins 12 games is final winner of the match. A special feature is that the ball is put into play by a designated server, who otherwise is not part of the game. The receivers can reject serves at will. Pallone is played on courts marked out on town streets.
### activity | game:

Computer game
* are a multi-billion dollar industry
  - fantasy worlds where rules are made to be broken
  - inherently interactive
  - interactive programs
  - located in shelfs
  - much like candy, comic books, and cartoons
  - of cultural importance to the 'information generation'
  - real games
  - what they are - computer games
* displace video games in popularity.
* have a tendency to take over people's lives
  - the ability to invade entire floors of monitors within a matter of days
  - their own set of values
* permit temporal reversibility within their universes.
* provide practice in spelling and word use.

Different game
* have different rules.
+ Game show: Games :: Television genres
  * A 'game show' is a program where people play a game for points, with the goal of winning money or prizes. Different game shows use different games. Some game shows involve word games, and others involve tests of skill or general knowledge.

Drinking game
* can employ dice, cards, board games and sports.
* encourage the excessive consumption of alcohol in a short period of time.

Fighting game
* Most fighting games have a selection of characters with different abilities
  - of characters with different abilities. * of characters with different abilities. Some popular fighting games are 'Mortal Kombat', 'Street Fighter', and 'Soul Calibur'
* have women, but they are still played mostly by males.
### activity | game | football:

Association football
* is Nigeria's national sport
  - played in accordance with a set of rules known as the Laws of the Game
  - the most popular sport in Norway in terms of active membership
  - what the British call soccer
+ Nigeria, Sport: English-speaking countries
  * Association football is Nigeria's national sport. The country has its own Premier League of football. Nigeria's national football team, known as the Super Eagles, has made the World Cup four times. They won the African Cup of Nations in 1980 and 1994. They also hosted the Junior World Cup. They won the gold medal for football in the 1996 Summer Olympics.

### activity | game | football:

College football
* business, sometimes a very cold one.
* has some of the best and longest-running rivalries.
* is about one champion crowned in a game sponsored by a cellular phone company
  - also popular
  - built on the regular season
  - life in Gainesville
  - only a game when the fans are present and two teams are on the field
  - pageantry
* is still one of the greatest sports in the land
  - popular today among students, alumni, and other fans of the sport
* is the best betting and profit-making play in sports betting
  - football played today
  - major team sport in America with the most meaningful regular season
  - only American sport in which every game matters.
  * ' is American football played by teams of students from different American universities, colleges, and military academies. Play between colleges first made American football popular in the United States. College football is still popular today among students, alumni, and other fans of the sport
* southern weekend tradition of tailgating and cheering for the home team.
* sport that deserves better.

Professional football
* are footballs
* is more about scoring goals than anything else.
### activity | game | golf:

Disc golf
* game of serious strategy and fun
  - that expects high standards of etiquette and courtesy
  - which expects high standards of etiquette and courtesy
* has similar obstacles as traditional golf, such as hitting a tree halfway down the course.
* is an affordable family activity that can be enjoyed by all ages
  - inexpensive way to enjoy the outdoors, friends and fitness
  - up and coming sport
  - considered by some to be a very competitive sport
  - designed for the enjoyment of all, male and female, young and old
  - like golf, but with frisbees instead of balls
  - more popular today than ever
* is played by throwing a frisbee-like disc from a tee area toward a target
  - like ball golf, using a flying disc
  - much like traditional golf
  - using the same concept as in regular golf
* is similar to ball golf
  - the fastest growing sport in the Midwest and can be enjoyed by all
* offers year-round fitness, even in rain or snow.
* recreational sport for everybody, regardless of age, gender, or ability.
* resembles golf in that there are tees and fairways, but the game is played with frisbees.
* shares the joys and frustrations of traditional golf.
* sport that is catching on fast.

Miniature golf
* Most miniature golf is played in the evening hours and on weekends.
* is golf.
### activity | game:

Venison
- meat.
  * may be eaten as steaks, tenderloins, roasts, sausages, jerky and minced meat. Venison has less fat than similar cuts of beef. However, like beef, leaner cuts can be tougher as well. Venison can be kosher
* resembles beef in texture, color, and flavor.
* toughens quickly if overcooked or cooked attoo high a temperature.

### activity | game:

Video game
* Many video games contain violence far more graphic than anything seen on television.
* Most video games are violent in nature.
* Some video games are seedbeds for evil and violence
  - use resistors.
  * Feel free to add information to the article. As for images, they are more of a problem as only free images can be used. Most video games are copyrighted and there are no free images available
* are a lot of things to a lot of different people
  - pervasive and persuasive form of mass communication
  - pretty superficial way for kids to connect with each other
  - way to sublimate natural violent urges into a harmless activity
  - among the most popular toys for children
  - an intricate part of many college students' lives
  - children's gateways to computers
  - deep, meaningful, and highly rewarding experiences
  - electronic games designed for video game consoles
  - enormously popular all over the world
  - for babies
* are located in bars
  - toy stores
  - more violent than board games tend to be
  - notoriously violent
  - one of the largest markets in computer technology
  - played using a controller to create results on a screen
  - popular themes at anime conventions
  - something guys usually get hooked on
  - the focus as they tend to categorize women into two groups
  - very popular with children and young adults
  - worse in that they are interactive and they actually influence the outcomes
* build upon and utilize the visual-spatial skills developed by watching television.
* can become addictive and take up all of one's time
  - cause aggressive behavior in children and adults alike
* capture the rapt attention of millions of children and adults.
* continue to rise in popularity.
* desensitize children to killing by turning people into objects.
* do indeed affect the body s pulse rate.
* encourage youngsters to blow their enemies to pieces.
* focus on killing and destroying.
* have a strangle-hold on youth leisure time.
* make interactive violence fun and television and movies seem to glorify conflict.
* pose an ominous threat to the future health of the nation's children.
* provide experience.
* resemble complex machines, except that instead of moving parts they have lines of code.
* splash gore and horror across television screens and computer monitors.
* teach sexism, violence, xenophobia.
* train kids to fight and kill.

Volleyball
* includes regulation time
  - second periods
* is an athletic game

Gang activity
* decreases sharply in neighborhoods where the youth are engaged in gardening.
* widespread cultural phenomenon that negatively affects our society in many ways.

Geological activity
* moves materials through the abiotic reservoir.
* turns marine sediments into rock.
### activity:

Glare
* Some glare causes blindness
  - snow blindness
* affects the ability of drivers to perceive objects or obstructions clearly.
* can also be a significant problem for people with cataracts
  - cause eye discomfort and accidents
* can cause eye fatigue and dangerous driving conditions
  - due to stress and strain
  - hazy vision particularly on bright sunny days
  - create headaches plus eye and body fatigue
* can dazzle and considerably reduce the effectiveness of the emitted light
* causes sleep problems in humans.
* common problem with video display terminals.
* describes any high intensity light within the visible light spectrum.
* impairs their seeing ability much more than a low level of illumination.
* increases on surfaces such as water or snow.
* is another common factor in eye muscle fatigue
  - bright light, which can interfere with visual perception
  - brightness in excess of the level to which the eye is adapted
  - caused by light that is emitted close to the horizontal direction
  - created by the cornea or more often by the lens if it becomes cloudy
  - often the result of direct, overhead lights, especially fluorescent lighting
  - one of the main contributors to eyestrain and headaches
  - partial or complete loss of visibility while being exposed
  - produced when the light is reflected off of an object
  - scatter from bright light that decreases vision
  - stares
* is the kind of thing that causes cataracts and retinal aging
  - main reason for wearing polarized sunglasses
  - most dangerous of light pollution problems
  - uncomfortable brightness of a light source when viewed against a darker background
* major cause of eye-strain for computer users
  - winter headaches
* occurs when both ends of the trunk attempt to seize the trunk at the same time
  - light enters the eye and bounces off an opacity such as a cataract
* primary cause of eyestrain among computer users.
* problem when light bouncing off the monitor strikes the eyes.
* reduces our ability to see at night.
* sensation caused by luminances in the visual field that are too bright.
* subjective experience that often decreases with time.
* visual discomfort caused by an excessive bright light source.
+ Light pollution, Effects, Effects on humans: Light :: Pollution
  * Glare causes sleep problems in humans. Too much light in an apartment shining in from a nearby billboard will disturb their sleep. Also science is being affected by light pollution. Astronomers have no way of observing, or making discoveries with too much light to block the night sky.

### activity | glare:

Direct glare
* comes straight from the light source.
* is caused by light coming directly to the eye from a source or bright surface.
* occurs when lamps are poorly shielded.
### activity | grooming:

Social grooming
* helps maintain friendly relations between baboons.
* is an important form of social contact
  - method of maintaining social bonds within the group
  - extremely important for building relationships
  - thought to help develop and maintain social bonds between animals
  - used to strengthen bonds between females
* occurs in both family and bachelor groups.
### activity:

Implantation
* Most implantations result in growth.
* Some implantations lead to normal pregnancy
  - term pregnancy
  - result in pregnancy
* allows simulation of bubble nucleation and growth in a relatively short period of time.
* are operations
  - placements
* begins at the end of the first week, when the embryo attaches to the uterine wall.
* complex process whose mechanisms are still poorly understood.
* involves a simple surgical procedure performed in the operating room
  - the delivery of tissue or other material into a target site
* is an operation
  - critical to the survival and development of the early embryo
  - facilitated by the a. chorionic villi
  - necessary for the child to begin receiving nourishment from the mother
  - one of today's major challenges in the study of human reproduction
  - similar to a pacemaker procedure
* is the attachment of the blastocyst to the uterine wall
  - beginning of pregnancy when the blastocyst embeds into the uterine lining
* marks the end of the germinal stage of embryogenesis.
* occurs five to seven days after fertilization
  - in the uterus
* represents a significant obstacle to the developing embryo.
* usually occurs about six days after fertilization.

### activity | implantation:

Cochlear implantation
* is approved for both adults and children as young as eighteen months of age.
* represents a new technology that allows profoundly deaf patients to hear.

Ion implantation
* can improve metal hardness so that equipment lasts longer.
* improves the wear and corrosion resistance of many materials.
* is used extensively in the semiconductor industry to introduce dopants
  - on the stem tapers to reduce fretting wear dramatically
* method of alloying which allows non-equilibrium phases to be formed.

Successful implantation
* Some successful implantations lead to normal pregnancy
* is critical for the development of the mammalian embryo.

Increased activity
* increases the demand for more calories, as does pregnancy.
* is associated with an increase in high density lipoprotein cholesterol
  - common in all studies of successful weight reduction
  - seen in arthritis, cancers and infection

Industrial activity
* Some industrial activities cause pollution
  - water pollution
* is concentrated on processing farm commodities.

### activity | infringement:

Willful infringement
* is punishable by law.
* means that an individual knew an act was infringing and did it anyway.

Iniquity
* is an activity
  - conditions
* means to pervert, mischief or moral evil.

Injustice
* can arise out of anger, selfishness, greed, competition, etc.
  - wrongdoing
* occurs when some are unfairly rewarded while others are discriminated against.

### activity | injustice:

Economic injustice
* is the root of most conflicts and wars.
* persists in spite of the longest period of economic prosperity in our history.

Social injustice
* make people feel deceived and disappointed.
* risk factor for stress and other illness.
### activity | irrigation | enema:

Barium enema
* are an alternative to sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy.
* has a significant high false positive and negative rate.
* involves an x ray of colon after putting barium into the colon.
* is an examination of the entire colon using contrast, air and X-rays.
* is contraindicated because of the risk of perforation
  - in the case of toxic megacolon due to risk of perforation
  - enema
  - less sensitive than colonoscopy for the detection of cancers and large polyps
  - the gold standard in diagnosis
* shows a characteristic mucosal pattern that is shaggy and irregular
  - normal filling of the entire colon without reflux into the terminal ileum

Colonic irrigation
* are one of the most important treatment modalities available for good health
  - the most effective way of body detoxification
* involves flushing the entire colon with running water.
* is enema
  - one of the most effective ways to cleanse the colon of toxins and waste

Eyedrop
* Some eyedrops reduce the amount of fluid made by the eye.
* accelerate the aging process.
* are drops.
* is irrigation

Flood irrigation
* carries plant propagules into hay meadows, pastures and other irrigated lands.
* causes soil to become salinized, lowering soil fertility.
* floats up a bonanza of insect prey on a regular basis.

Furrow irrigation
* is one of the most widely used methods for crops.
* is used for crop production in all four systems
  - crops planted in rows
  - on more than half the irrigated acres in Nebraska

Improper irrigation
* can cause plants to suffer from either too much, or the lack of water.
* is often the cause of disease problems in our gardens.

Proper irrigation
* helps conserve water, save money, and protect water quality.
* is the first step in conditioning a lawn for drought.

Trickle irrigation
* applies small amounts of water to the soil near the roots of the plant.
* ensures that plants have the necessary amount of moisture at all times.
* is essential for currants and gooseberries
  - used to water the horticulture cropping block
* operates on the principle of applying water using low pressure.
* works well with organic mulches, such as straw or grass clippings.
### activity | job:

Good job
* are a result of hard work, persistence, and planning
  - important to people in every state
* can provide the income and benefits that support good health and access to health care.
* keep people from moving to other states for employment.

Government job
* are positions which are on a government payroll.
* exist at the federal, state and local levels
  - for individuals both in the United States and abroad

Hot job
* Hot Jobs Find positions by location, job type or company.
* have hot processes, radiant heat exposure, or unprotected sun exposure.

Job enrichment
* increases the employee's authority, responsibility, and autonomy.
* involves more autonomy and control for the worker.
* is also yet another way to increase productivity
  - the deliberate enlargement of responsibility, scope and challenge

Job hunting
* complex undertaking, affected by many variables, different for each person.
* is analogous to sales
  - hard work

Job opportunity
* depends on conditions
  - economic conditions
  - local economic conditions
* relates to professional skills

Retail job
* Most retail jobs involve more than just standing at a cash register.
* Retail Jobs are like retail careers.

Summer job
* are especially important for minority youth living in high poverty neighborhoods
  - temporary jobs
* database of seasonal and part-time job opportunities.

### activity:

Juvenile delinquency
* increases every year.
* involves the studying of crime and misbehaviour that occurs during adolescence.
* is an activity
  - enormous problem faced by both State and tribal governments
  - outward symptom of the deeper social ills afflicting at-risk youth
  - another dimension of crime
  - on the rise led by the increase in auto theft
  - prevalent across the nation
  - purely a social disease
  - the violation of legal standards by the young
* quality of life issue affecting the total community.
### activity | labor:

Child labor
* common sight in the countryside.
* continues to exist in the United States.
* creates a climate where many children support their unemployed parents.
* exists in the United States and the consequences for some are grave.
* hinders a third world country s industrial development.
* human rights issue.
* is an evil at any time
  - another form of abuse in the Sudan
  - cheap labor
  - formally illegal in some sectors in India while the practice is endemic
* is found in domestic production as well as in foreign imports
  - the garment and the wood and rattan furniture industries
  - illegal, but goes on in the emerging informal and private sectors and in agriculture
  - more prevalent in developing countries but also exists in industrialized nations
  - nightmarish only in a world where adult labor is nightmarish
  - one of the most prominent children's rights issues
  - partly a reflection of poverty
  - prevalent throughout many poor countries in the world
  - rampant in the hand-knotted rug industry
  - still a problem in many countries around the world
  - used in some countries but is forbidden in Persia
  - when a child is being used to do work of an adult for less pay
* makes poor countries remain poor.
* manifestation of desperation rather than child abuse.
* pan-Asian problem.
* problem in rural areas.
* refers to hazardous and exploitative labor.
* remains the most formidable obstacle to education for children in low-income countries.
* result of a failure to protect young ones from exploitation.
* serious and growing problem in many parts of the world today, including Bangladesh.
* vicious cycle, a curse that passes from generation to generation
* widespread, growing problem in the developing world.

### activity | labor:

Division of labor
* affects the positions of men and women within the economic sphere.
* allows individual workers more ability to perform a job.
* applies to the freedom movement, too.
* begins within the family.
* can result in overspecialization.
* implies specialization of economic activity.
* is determined simply by who is more talented in each particular task
  - extreme among the bees
  - for the good of everyone
* refers to assigning different workers to different tasks.
* starts very young.

Drudgery
* Drudgeries are labor.
* is labor

Exertion
* Most exertion creates heat.
* can cause the dead worms to dislodge, travel to the lungs, and cause death
  - lead to sweatiness
* has effects.
* is always like riding a horse
  - part of recreation
  - the feature which enables discrimination by breaking wholes into parts
  - typically when lifting, curling or pushing weight
* quickly brings on difficulty in swallowing, chewing, and talking.
* uses up calories and creates perspiration which wastes body fluids.
### activity | labor | exertion:

Workout
* Most workouts increase testosterone levels.
* contain proteins.
* have routine.
* increase levels
* require energy.

### activity | labor | exertion | workout:

Conditioner
* Most conditioners contain proteins
  - wheat proteins
* Some conditioners help diseases
  - mold growth
* are coachs
  - in a class of cationic surfactants
  - softeners
* attack the hair in order to restore lost emollients and nutrients.
* help moisturize and prevent environmental damage.
* is an exercise
* make the hair smooth and soft , and they can also help to remove tangles.
* provide impact
  - maximum impact

### activity | labor | exertion | workout | conditioner:

Hair conditioner
* Most hair conditioner works well as a moisturizer for hands and body.
* Most hair conditioners contain proteins

Handstand
* are a basis for more complex inverted and three-dimensional motion.
  * are known by various other names.

Farm labor
* consists of long hours of fast-paced repetitive tasks, usually without breaks.
* is among the lowest paying occupations, even for adults.

Human labor
* is as rare as mules in Manhattan
  - essential in every aspect of our lives
  - one substitute for energy
  - used to do that which the computer can do better
* major export and sizably accounts for the dollar earnings of the country.
* unique and very complex process.

Hunt
* Most hunts take place at twilight when the temperature is coolest and there is little light.
* Some hunts work differently at different stages of cell growth.
* are clubs
  - labor
  - outdoor sports
  - searchs
* is an online calendar that allows the web user to input important dates directly unto the page
* program for intruding into a connection, watching it and resetting it.

Joyful labor
* is quality labor.
* special quality which permeates all that it touches.

Labor force
* are labor.
* is labor
  - measured by the number of workers normalized by private capital stock
* is the sum of employment and unemployment
  - the number of employed and unemployed persons

### activity | labor:

Organized labor
* constitutes the largest private purchaser of healthcare services in the nation.
* has the power to defend victims of injustice.
* is committed to pushing for higher minimum wages at the local and state level
  - concerned that all peoples of the world benefit from the digital revolution
  - the Democratic party on the ground
  - vital to the well-being of our country, our families, and our communities
* makes a positive contribution to economic development.
* represents a small share of the workforce today.

Overwork
* causes inflammation.
* consequence of success and a symptom of growth.
* depletes the brain as well as the body.
* fact of life in our society.
* implies that the shortage of workforce.
  - linked to stress-related diseases and doubles the chance of death
  - the chief occupational hazard for people who work from home
* leading cause of medical error.
### activity | labor | predation:

Human predation
* Some human predation involves destruction.
* seems to have little to no effect on Sitka deer populations.

Raccoon predation
* plays roles
  - significant roles
* results in predation.

### activity | labor:

Preterm labor
* accounts for about two-thirds of low birth weight babies.
* associated with vaginal bleeding or rupture of the membranes is difficult to stop.
* can also cause vaginal bleeding
  - lead to delivery of a premature baby
  - result in neurologic handicaps and death of the infant
* is also highly likely for polyhydramnios
  - common in multiple pregnancy and leading cause of preterm delivery
  - different from incompetent cervix
  - one of the leading causes of low birthweight and infant mortality
* major cause of preterm delivery.

Prison labor
* has a rich history in the United States.
* is slave labor at worst and coerced cooperation at best
  - the ultimate flexible and disciplined workforce

Wage labor
* dominates society.
* is seen as a transitory phase, rather than as a life sentence.
* rests exclusively on competition between the laborers.

Leisure activity
* Leisure activities abound in every form of sport, from snorkeling and diving to fishing and surfing.
* Leisure activities are a significant component of elderly patient's lives
  - fundamental to a community's health and welfare
  - positive, life-affirming ways to stay involved and relieve stress

Less activity
* can further decrease in calorie needs.
* is seen in older thrombi as they contain predominantly fibrin and entrapped red cells.

Malpractice
* are wrongdoing.
* broad term encompassing many professions.
* is an activity
  - ugly word for both patients and doctors
  - another word for professional negligence
  - the legal term for negligence by any licensed professional
* occurs when a patient suffers an injury as a result of negligence.
* species of negligence.
* subset of negligence.
* type of negligence.
* widely discussed type of lawsuit.

### activity | malpractice:

Medical malpractice
* can lead to tragic results for individuals and families.
* claims in all fields of medical, surgical, obstetrical and psychiatric care.
* commonly used term for negligence.
* family experience.
* highly specialized field of law.
* is another cause of catastrophic personal injury
  - just ordinary negligence by a healthcare provider which causes injury
  - negligence committed by a medical professional
  - the leading cause of accidental death
* occurs when the physician breaches or violates the standard of care.
* state common law claim.
* widespread and serious problem in our society.
### activity:

Market place
* affects the firms to adapt to changing consumer desires.
* are a bourse for the exchange of goods, and information of all kind.
* is an activity

### activity | market:

Bear market
* are a process of confidence destruction
  - markets
  - the absolute worst periods to get greedy
* occur when the previous quarter's intraday low is breached.
* reflect the purging of excesses created in the previous boom times.

### activity | market:

Black market
* are markets.
* develop when desirable products are outlawed.
  * The 'black market' is the trade of goods illegally. Black markets opeate outside the normal ecocomy. The black market is different from the so-called Grey market, where goods are traded legally, but outside the common channels. Goods and services traded on the black market include drug and arms trafficking as well as prostitution. In some casess, the goods or services are cheaper than on the normal market, because taxes or production costs do not need to be paid - very often the goods traded were stolen. In other cases, the price on the black market is higher, because the goods are difficult to get, producing or handling them may be dangerous. Some drugs are illegal to produce, their price on the black market is often higher than the production costs.
* is illegal trade in goods or money.

Bond market
* are concerned with the pace of economic growth and inflation
* tend to move in cycles, with periods when prices rise and other periods when they fall
  - rally when the stock market is selling off

Capital market
* allocate resources between stand alone, single-product firms.
* are also a critical way of integrating Africa into the world economy
  - global
* controls discourage foreign investment.

Competitive market
* are markets with many buyers and sellers.
* can lead to efficient operations in both the public and private sector.
* enable small firms to grow.
* facilitate entrepreneurship, innovation and economic progress.
* harmonize individual self-interest with social good.
* work for all consumers by keeping prices down, but only with adequate supplies.

Currency market
* are the single most powerful economic force today.
* can also affect returns.
* exist in the form of spot, forward, futures and options markets.

Economic market
* create wealth since both parties benefit from the trade.
* feature mutually beneficial trade between two parties.
* function in an ex ante world that rewards the honest revelation of preferences.
* have their own intelligence.

Efficient market
* are markets in which information is reflected rapidly into asset prices.
* show linear behavior that can be described with calculus and statistics.

Farmers market
* are a low-cost, local and tangible response to farmers woes and consumers worries
  - place where farmers sell what they grow
  - also good places to buy fresh carrots
* revive market towns and run-down urban centres.