
Explanation of infertility (noun) form plural: infertilities inability to conceive (get pregnant)
Sample of infertility Infertility increases with age.
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Explanation of pain (noun) form plural: pains an unpleasant sensation; suffering of the body or mind
Sample of pain He has suffered a lot of pain in his life.
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Explanation of edema (noun) form: no plural swelling of a part of the body due to abnormal fluid collection in the spaces between the cells
Sample of edema Heart failure can cause edema.
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Explanation of rheumatic (adjective) relating to the joints
Sample of rheumatic She complained of rheumatic pain, especially in the winter. There are many other more common causes of aortic incompetence, including rheumatic fever, but cases of syphilitic aortic-valve disease still turn up from time to time in this country, albeit rarely.
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Explanation of recombinant DNA (noun) form: recombinant DNAs new genetic material that has been created by mixing genes from different organisms
Sample of recombinant DNA The basis of genetic engineering is recombinant DNA technology which is also variously known as gene cloning and in vitro genetic manipulation.
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Explanation of cell membrane (noun) form plural: cell membranes a semipermeable lipid bilayer
Sample of cell membrane The cell membrane is semi-permeable and is largely made up of proteins and phospholipids.
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Explanation of delayed (adjective) forms: more delayed; most delayed; the most delayed held up; put off to a later time
Sample of delayed Delayed puberty can be the result of a hormonal imbalance.
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Explanation of brow (noun) form plural: brows the pat of the face above the eyes
Sample of brow The brow is also called the forehead.
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Explanation of overdose (noun) form plural: overdoses an excessive amount of a drug; too large portion of a medication or drug
Sample of overdose Many people take an overdose if they want to commit suicide.
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Explanation of coagulate (verb) forms: coagulated; oagulated; coagulating to thicken from a liquid state towards a solid state
Sample of coagulate Blood coagulates faster the slower it flows. Proteins tend to coagulate and form large particles when heated, but this is controlled using a high shear process (intensive blending).
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