
Description of blood pressure (noun: no plural) the force within the cardiovascular system
Samples of blood pressure The causes of high blood pressure, or hypertension, and of clotting, or thrombosis, are still obscure, in spite of the mountains of evidence accumulated about the mechanisms by which the blood pressure may be raised or the blood may clot.
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Description of magnesium oxide (noun: plural: magnesium oxides) a heat-resistant; white powder with the chemical symbol MgO
Samples of magnesium oxide Magnesium oxide is used as a medicine to calm the stomach.
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Description of myelin sheath (noun: no plural) this is a layer of Schwann cells which covers the nerve axon
Samples of myelin sheath The myelin sheath is an electrical insulator.
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Description of temperature (noun: plural: temperatures) the degree of hotness or coldness of a body or environment
Samples of temperature Normal temperature is around 98.4 degrees Fahrenheit in a human.
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Description of respiratory (adjective) relating to the breathing
Samples of respiratory He had a respiratory arrest and died. Smoking crack during pregnancy can cause low birth-weight, respiratory problems and premature labour.
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Description of side reaction (noun: plural: side reactions) a response which creates an unwanted product other than the main product
Samples of side reaction The unwanted product made in a side reaction is called a byproduct.
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Description of delayed (adjective: more delayed; most delayed; the most delayed) held up; put off to a later time
Samples of delayed Delayed puberty can be the result of a hormonal imbalance.
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Description of male (adjective) relating to the masculine gender
Samples of male Male reproductive cells are called sperm cells.
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Description of molecule (noun: plural: molecules) two or more atoms of the same or different elements that unite because of Van der Waal's forces
Samples of molecule The hydrogen molecule is very small compared to a molecule of DNA.
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Description of entropy (noun: plural: entropies) a disordered energy state where no work can be done
Samples of entropy The second law of thermodynamics says that the entropy of the universe is always increasing. The law states that if a physical system is thermally isolated (that is, if no heat enters or leaves the system), the thermodynamic quantity known as entropy must increase or stay constant.
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