0 an atom or molecule that receives electrons to form a chemical substance --
1 an atom or molecule that receives electrons to form a chemical substance --
2 a bank or person that agrees to pay a draft or bill of exchange (= written orders to pay someone a particular amount of money): --
If the clinics are unable to handle a flood of new acceptors, contraceptive expenditure should be raised relative to motivational expenditures.
The rhythm method received a higher proportion of acceptors than was found for any other informational source.
The most obvious acceptor variables are those associated with age and parity.
Due to the limitation of local services, a mobile team was used to provide initial acceptor recruitment and subsequent follow-up for research purposes.
The differences in frequency of various social and personal characteristics have been analysed, thus providing a profile of each kind of typical acceptor.
The flow cytometer offers the unique opportunity to determine the donor anisotropy from a cell sample, and after this measurement, to add the acceptor molecules.
For oxidoreductases the second number describes the substrate and the third number the acceptor.
Identification of sterol acceptors that stimulate cholesterol efflux from human spermatozoa during in vitro capacitation.
