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| Explanation of snore (verb) forms: snored; snored; snoring to make a loud nasal sound during sleep which keeps others awake Sample of snore Snoring occurs when the airway collapses intermittently.
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| Explanation of hydrochlorothiazide (noun) diuretic drug to treat hypertension; trade name: Esidrix Sample of hydrochlorothiazide In our current study the reduction in microalbuminuria was observed only with enalapril, even though blood pressure was lowered in hydrochlorothiazide treated patients.
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| Explanation of resuscitation (noun) form plural: resuscitations the act of bringing someone back to life Sample of resuscitation Doctors need to be able to carry out basic resuscitation procedures. Immature babies are even more likely than others to have their umbilical cords clamped and cut immediately after birth to allow resuscitation and transfer to neonatal intensive care.
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| Explanation of female (noun) form plural: females a woman Sample of female Female sex cells are called ova.
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| Explanation of isoleucine (noun) form plural: isoleucines an amino acid Sample of isoleucine Isoleucine is an essential amino acid.
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| Explanation of isomerize (verb) change into another chemical compound Sample of isomerize Enzymes catalyze compounds to isomerize to a different form.
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| Explanation of lyse (verb) forms: lysed; lysed; lysing to disintegrate; to destroy Sample of lyse A cell may lyse if it is placed in a hypotonic solution.
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| Explanation of heterotrophic (adjective) related to organisms requiring ingested nutrition which they break down to receive energy Sample of heterotrophic Heterotrophic organisms process glucose and other organic molecules to release stored energy.
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| Explanation of individual (noun) form plural: individuals a single person or entity Sample of individual Which individual didn't wash their dishes after supper?
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| Explanation of adenoids (noun) form: no plural lymphoid tissue at the back of the throat Sample of adenoids If the adenoids become swollen due to infection they may inhibit breathing.
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