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| Explanation of subshell (noun) form plural: subshells one or more orbitals in the electron shell of an atom Sample of subshell The second quantum number refers to the subshells occuring within each principal energy level.
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| Explanation of virus (noun) form plural: viruses micro-organism which can only live inside other cells Sample of virus Viruses are smaller than bacteria.
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| Explanation of vasoconstriction (noun) form: no plural the narrowing of the lumen of blood vessels Sample of vasoconstriction Nor adrenaline causes vasoconstriction of an artery.
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| Explanation of articular cartilage (noun) form: no plural cartilage being located at the joint Sample of articular cartilage Articular cartilage facilitates movement on the opposing bone surfaces.
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| Explanation of give off (verb) forms: given off; given off; giving off to exude; radiate Sample of give off Flames give off heat.
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| Explanation of marginally (adverb) slightly; narrowly; by a little bit Sample of marginally He only marginally avoided failing his MCAT exam.
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| Explanation of uracil (noun) form: no plural one of the nitrogen containing bases which help make up RNA Sample of uracil Uracil is a pyrimidine.
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| Explanation of communicate (verb) forms: communicated; communicated; communicating to make contact with; transfer information to something or someone Sample of communicate Plants and animals communicate with each other through pheromones.
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| Explanation of endothelium (noun) form plural: endothelia tissue composed of flat cells connected by a thin membrane Sample of endothelium Endothelial tissue lines the lumen of blood and lymphatic vessels.
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| Explanation of isothermal (adjective) referring to constant temperatures Sample of isothermal In an isothermal process the temperature of the system stays constant.
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