
Explanation of brain (noun) form plural: brains major organ of the central nervous system, controlling all bodily activities
Sample of brain The brain consists of the cerebrum, the cerebellum and the brain stem.
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Explanation of systolic pressure (noun) form: no plural the blood pressure during systole
Sample of systolic pressure The systolic pressure is the top number of the blood pressure reading (120/80).
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Explanation of refractory period (noun) form: no plural period following an action potential during which the occurance of another action potential is impossible or requires stronger stimulation
Sample of refractory period The relative refractory period during which a greater stimulus is necessary for initiation an action potential follows the absolute refractory period during which an action potential cannot occur.
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Explanation of beriberi (noun) form: no plural illness due to thiamine deficiency
Sample of beriberi Beriberi occurs in malnourished people e.g. the starving, very ill or alcoholics.
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Explanation of glycolipids (noun) form plural: glycolipids proteins joined with carbohydrates that are found on the surface of cells
Sample of glycolipids Glycolipids play a role in cell-to -cell interaction.
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Explanation of venule (noun) form plural: venules a small vein
Sample of venule Venules drain blood from the capillaries.
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Explanation of addition reaction (noun) form plural: addition reactions process in which two molecules join to form a single compound
Sample of addition reaction Addition reactions occur typically with unsaturated compounds.
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Explanation of heart (noun) form plural: hearts a cone-shaped, muscular organ lying in the mediastinum between the lungs
Sample of heart The heart pumps blood around the body.
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Explanation of invoke (verb) forms: invoked; invoked; invoking to apply to; to advocate
Sample of invoke Abstract ideals like human rights are invoked to justify certain behavior.
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Explanation of bronchus (noun) form plural: bronchia air tube connecting trachea ('windpipe') and lungs
Sample of bronchus The left bronchus is longer than the right one.
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