
Description of spinal cord (noun: plural: spinal cords) nervous tissue contained in the linked vertebra of the back
Samples of spinal cord The spinal cord is protected by the bony skeleton.
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Description of macular (adjective) relating to a region of the retina
Samples of macular Macular degeneration can cause blindness.
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Description of radiology (noun: plural: radiologies) branch of medicine that uses X-rays to diagnose and treat disease
Samples of radiology Radiology allows doctors to see inside the body.
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Description of dependent diabetes (noun: no plural) diabetic illness that can only be managed using insulin injections; usually affecting young people
Samples of dependent diabetes Insulin dependent diabetes is also called type 1 diabetes.
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Description of milli- (preffix) one thousandth part
Samples of milli- A millimeter is a thousandth part of a meter.
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Description of chemotaxis (noun) cell movement to or away from a chemical which is able to attract or repel the cell
Samples of chemotaxis Chemotaxis is an important cellular response.
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Description of advised (adjective: advised; more advised; most advised; less advised; least advised) well-thought through; well-prepared; informed
Samples of advised The clinical approach to family planning in which medical staff advised upon and provided services at the hospital was replaced by an extension approach in which a vast array of extension agents and network of services in the countryside was set up, using many techniques of marketing and advertising adapted to the Indian context.
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Description of pleural (adjective) relating to athin serous membrane that covers the lung
Samples of pleural The pleural cavity is the potential space between the pleural membranes.
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Description of sample (verb: sampled; sampled; sampling) to take a representative part or portion; to taste something
Samples of sample A sample of tissue was taken for analysis.
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Description of anterior (noun: plural: anteriors) front tooth
Samples of anterior At the anterior end of the embryo where the brain will form the folds are well separated with a broad area between them, but the folds run close together towards the rear end.
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