
Description of imine (noun: plural: imines) molecule derived from ammonia and containing the NH group and a nonacid group
Samples of imine An imine is a substance with a nitrogen atom double-bonded to a carbon atom.
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Description of serosa (serous membrane) (noun: plural: serous membranes) double-layered smooth membrane that covers certain cavities in an organism
Samples of serosa (serous membrane) Examples of serous membranes are the pericardium, the pleura and the peritoneum.
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Description of dermis (noun: no plural) thick deeper layer of the cutis
Samples of dermis The dermis contains many blood vessels, nerve endings, smooth muscle, elastic and connective tissue fibers.
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Description of miscibility (noun: no plural) ability of being mixed with liquids
Samples of miscibility Miscibility measures the degree to which two liquids can be mixed.
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Description of partial pressure (noun: no plural) this is the pressure exerted by each component gas in a mixture at a constant temperature
Samples of partial pressure The partial pressure of a gas in a mixture is equal to the pressure that it would exert if it were the only gas to occupy that volume.
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Description of deficit (noun: plural: deficits) lack of; deficiency; not enough of something
Samples of deficit There was a deficit of data to prove the theory.
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Description of jaw (noun: plural: jaws) the bones in the head that hold the teeth and help form the facial structure
Samples of jaw The jaw includes the maxilla (the upper jaw) and the mandible (the lower jaw.)
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Description of immunity (noun: no plural) ability to resist infection, because of its white blood cells and antibodies
Samples of immunity Babies have immunity to certain infections due to maternal antibodies passing across the placenta.
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Description of medication (noun: plural: medications) drugs that have a therapeutic effect
Samples of medication Medication can be given by various routes, for example through the mouth, skin or anus.
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Description of blister (noun: plural: blisters) a skin swelling which contains fluid
Samples of blister The how water burnt his skin and a blister formed.
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