What's the difference between mamilla and manilla?
Mamilla
Definition:
Example Sentences:
(1) Examination after birth allowed one to localize these regions to areas close to the mamillae.
(2) At the age of nine months, he developed a localized tumor above his right mamilla.
(3) Most commonly mamilla and milkducts are infected via the child's nasopharynx.
(4) Early exfoliative cytology is recommended for early diagnosis in all cases of Paget's mamillae.
(5) In 15 cases, eight female and seven male, borrelial lymphocytoma was localized on the mamilla.
(6) These parameters call for “freedom of access to the holy sites consistent with the established status quo”, without recognizing that for 50 years Israeli governments have shredded that status quo, desecrating Muslim cemeteries like Mamilla and Bab al-Rahmeh, demolishing ancient Ummayad buildings discovered south of the Haram, and much else, in the race to dig down to the only strata that matter to nationalist Israeli archaeologists.
(7) In the early stage of disease a lymphocytic proliferation can appear at the tick bite site, at the ear lobe, or at the mamilla.
(8) We report on a 23-year-old women suffering from a hidrotic ectodermal dysplasia with baldness, xerodermia, kyphosis of the chest, hypopigmented mamillae, disturbances of the menstrual cycle, dysphonia and keratitis punctata superficialis recidivans.
(9) This indicates that the duplication within the HPV 6 isolate from the mamilla may influence early gene expression and possibly tissue tropism.
(10) The nose, mamillae, palms and feet were the least affected areas in all age groups.
(11) The sexual function of the mamillae was significantly reduced.
(12) The condition of all the children was remarkably better after six months of practice, some of the symptoms having completely disappeared (head protrusion, asymmetry of the shoulders, mamillas and hips, shortening of the pectoralis and back extensors), 9 children still had slight to medium relaxation of the frontal abdominal wall, 8 children still had bent shoulders, and 1 child still had shortened calf and thigh extensors.
(13) The tumors all appeared to have arisen from the muscularis mamillae and aerolae.
(14) A case is presented of a 42-year-old female patient operated on for accessory mamillae situated in anterior axillary folds.
(15) The mamilla always lost its sensibility, but the sensibility of the remaining skin of the breast sometimes returned with time.
(16) An HPV 6-related DNA of 8.2 kb was detected in an extrachromosomal state in atypically located condylomas of the mamilla and was molecularly cloned.
(17) Our study on 58 test persons showed that the sensitivity of human skin to UV light is independent of the color of skin, hair, eyes or the pigmentation of the mamillae.
(18) It is reported upon two patients who were presented to us to evaluate suspicious tumors of the breast: A 64-year-old patient had very painful tumors in both breasts measuring four centimeters in diameter with additional eczematous lesion of the left mamilla, which has developed within the last weeks.
(19) In this group there were; 37 patients with clearly developed mamilla with an areola mamillae (2.23%), located mainly caudal of the eutopic breast, 11 patients like a), but without an areola mamillae (0.66%), 43 patients with a rest of a mamilla with or without an "anlage" of an areola mamillae (2.59%).
(20) Non-invasive mammary carcinoma can be surgically treated with preservation of the breast even without adjuvant radiotherapy, if all necessary conditions are provided, such as accurate indication, absence of multicentricity, no involvement of mamillae except of Paget's disease, tumour diameter not more than 20 mm as well as efficient and systematic performance of intraoperative diagnostic histology.
Manilla
Definition:
(a.) Of or pertaining to Manila or Manilla, the capital of the Philippine Islands; made in, or exported from, that city.
(n.) A ring worn upon the arm or leg as an ornament, especially among the tribes of Africa.
(n.) A piece of copper of the shape of a horseshoe, used as money by certain tribes of the west coast of Africa.
(a.) Same as Manila.
Example Sentences:
(1) The component resin of the surgical adhesive implicated (Alphacopal) is a Manilla resin, produced by a variety of Agathis dammara (Lamb.)
(2) Manilla had 7.7 million people in 1987, with 2 hospitals, and a health care systems based on the European model.
(3) Spray flies from the head of Joe Frazier as heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali connects during the Thrilla in Manilla.
(4) But the will must be stronger than the skill.” I’m so fast that last night I turned off the light switch in my hotel room and got into bed before the room was dark.” Facebook Twitter Pinterest Like interviewing a martian: Michael Parkinson remembers Muhammad Ali The Thrilla in Manilla, 1975 I saw your wife.
(5) The resins of the Araucariaceae are special products that may be called Manilla resin and kauri resin, which are relatively different from each other.
(6) Photograph: AP But he ploughed on, to a desperately gruelling decider with Frazier in Manilla which he won after Frazier’s trainer Eddie Futch pulled his man out before the 15th round.
(7) The Manilla Health Department was reorganized into 4 major services.
(8) The red clover was stored in manilla bags in a silo among the ordinary silge fodder, use being of the "green solution method" (Farmos Oy).
(9) New initiatives to bring primary health care to the poor barangays (villages) of Manilla, the capital of the Philippines are described.
(10) Confronting Frazier at a press conference he announced: "It will be a killa, a chilla and a thrilla when I get the gorilla in Manilla."
(11) To study the Trichomonas vaginalis infection rate in the Philippines, 280 women were examined, by either wet mount or stained smear methods, in the greater Manilla area.
(12) Frazier, who took on Ali in three momentous fights in the 1970s, including the epic 'Thrilla in Manilla', had been under home hospice care after being diagnosed with the cancer just weeks ago, according to aa family friend.