
Explanation of erectile dysfunction (noun) forms plural: erectile dysfunctions; erectile disfunction (ED) impotence; the inability to achieve and/or maintain an erection sufficient for successful sexual activity
Sample of erectile dysfunction An erectile dysfunction is a disorder in which the man cannot get an erection or cannot keep his erection long enough to have normal sexual relations.
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Explanation of riboflavin (noun) form plural: riboflavins B vitamin needed for carbohydrate metabolism and the maintenance of mucus membranes
Sample of riboflavin Riboflavin is found in eggs, meat and green vegetables.
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Explanation of effexor (noun) form: no plural antidepressant that works on both serotonin and norepinephrine
Sample of effexor Effexor is a selective serotonin and norephedrine reuptake inhibitor, also called an SSNRI.
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Explanation of minimum (noun) form plural: minimums the smallest or lowest possible
Sample of minimum Antibiotics should be given for the minimum time possible.
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Explanation of ATP (abbreviation, acronym) adenosine triphosphate nucleotide with a role in energy metabolism
Sample of ATP ATP is made up of adenine, ribose and 3 phosphates.
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Explanation of intermediate filament (noun) form plural: intermediate filaments fibrous cellular structure
Sample of intermediate filament An example of an intermediate filament is keratin.
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Explanation of reversible (adjective) able to be changed back
Sample of reversible An example of a reversible change is melting ice - if you lower the temperature ice forms again.
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Explanation of acid anhydride (noun) form plural: acid anhydrides an organic compound that has two acyl groups bound to the same oxygen atom
Sample of acid anhydride Acetic anhydride is an example of an acid anhydride.
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Explanation of dissect (verb) forms: dissected; dissected; dissecting to cut; to take apart; to remove body parts or organs
Sample of dissect A body is dissected at post mortem.
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Explanation of pressure (noun) form plural: pressures the exertion of force by one body against another
Sample of pressure Pressure may be measured in Pascal's, atmospheres, millibars or torrs.
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