labile Betekenis & Definitie

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Betekenis van labile In het Nederlands

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Voorbeelden van labile

  • For highly mobile organisms, aggregations may be labile and hence understanding the nature and causes of the patterns can be difficult.

  • Thus, the drug induced inhibition of mucous cell function could be one of more factors explaining the corticosteroid labile resistance of salmonids to gyrodactylid invasion.

  • This is an ample amount of time to initiate and complete the labile stage of saccadic program.

  • The other subject received intravenous verapamil in the intensive care unit in an acute setting of labile blood pressure and severe congestive heart failure.

  • She is in effect parentless at a labile and vulnerable age.

  • Snapshots may give a very misleading impression, symptoms are often labile and individuals with learning disabilities can be quite suggestible in formal interview situations.

  • Consolidation is that process by which memory is transformed from a labile, transient form to a more stable, less volatile form.

  • Therefore, in the case of labile bonding network, such a particle structure would be more stable than a fibrous structure.

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NIEUWE WOORDEN

European

May 10, 2021

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WOORD VAN DE DAG

Shimmer

May 10, 2021

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