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07:42 Aug 10, 2001 |
English language (monolingual) [PRO] Medical - Medical (general) | ||||
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na | Inomogeneità, |
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na | inhomogenity |
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na | inhomogeneity = lack of uniformity |
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Inomogeneità, Explanation: difetto di omogeneità, disuniformità. Hope this helps Reference: http://eurodic.ip.lu |
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inhomogenity Explanation: First, there is a typo, it's 'inhomogenity'. Then, it means something like uniform, smooth, even. So, the activity in the liver isn't regular, not the same in all areas. I hope that helps :-) |
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inhomogeneity = lack of uniformity Explanation: The American Heritage Dictionary defines "inhomogeneity " as "lack of homogeneity." If that does not sound like a menaingful explanation, I would then propose "lack of uniformity." Fuad American Heritage Dictionary |
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