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Meanings of reactant in anglès
Substance consumed by a chemical reaction or biological process.
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Usage of reactant in anglès
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This reactant will combine with your DNA and help spur greater mutations.
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Those jokers must have changed over from chemical fuel to reactant drive!
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OSCAR expression was correlated with disease activity and acute-phase reactant concentrations.
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No matter what distance or reactant I assume, nothing we know will fit.
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The team was silent as the reactant blended invisibly with the crystal-clear stream.
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They cool the reactant fuel to keep it from getting too hot and wildcatting.
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Platelet counts, white blood cell counts, and acute phase reactant levels were substantially elevated.
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At a D-9 rate the reactant is hot enough to create power for normal flight.
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If you return here with less than a quarter supply of reactant fuel, you will be disqualified.
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This couldn't have been from the reactant.
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Model sensitivity was tested and discussed with respect to effects of temperature, humidity, water uptake, and reactant concentrations.
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We postulated that zinc, an acute phase reactant, would shorten duration of severe pneumonia and time in hospital.
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The crystal structures and DFT calculations support that force-induced perturbation of the geometry of the reactant is negligible.
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I'm going into the reactant chamber.
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The reactant was detected in both the acute and chronic phase of NANB infections in chimpanzee and man.
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Whether this acute phase reactant is also able to induce proteinuria and minimal change-like alterations in vivo is questioned.
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