Voorbeelden van hypo

• He had never previously had a hypo.

• Her hypos came on without much warning.

• You have to make sure you eat enough to avoid hypos.

• She pricked her finger on a hypo.

• He twisted the hypo, separating the empty, rectangular syringe from the sharp, steel tip.

• She put the hypo away and grabbed her bag.

• He snapped the Tunnel into the hypo and jabbed the needle into his hand.

• Depressed patients are often characterized as having abnormal levels of ' arousal ', be it hypo- or hyper-arousal.

• The observed aneuploidy (hypo- or hyperploidy) can be due either to defective chromosome segregation or simply to technical errors (loss of chromosomes, erroneous counting).

• This is also true for the "irritable hypo!mania" intermediate phenotype.

• Erosion, skin infection, peeling, hyper/hypo-pigmentation of the skin.

• Both hypo- or hyper-excretion are made to stand for the same thing, an unidentified pathophysiological process.

• Hypo-methylation results in the permanent overexpression of genes and is a feature of both aging25 and malignant cells.

• However, the set of tests given provides some cues about which specific areas of hypo-functioning are potentially relevant for understanding the reading defect.

• The direction of this abnormality (hypo or hyperactivation) and the functional relationship to the symptomatology of depression requires further investigation.

• Would they be considered hypo- or hyperactive?

• His proposal was to initiate a new kind of authority based upon a hypo-deductive approach in the hope that some of its conclusions might one day be considered as scientific.

• It also causes conditions like a hypo- or underactive thyroid; fluoride was once used as a medication to suppress the thyroid.

• In this hypo pothetical example, it would be £500 for the home market and £500 for the export market.

• The chemical in question is what amateur photographers know as hypo-hyposulphite of soda.

• I wonder whether there is not a sense of national hypo-mania surrounding the present financial situation.

• This commit-tee has concluded that by normal scientific criteria the evidence he has collected does not prove, or even support, his hypo-theses.