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Meanings of hypotonicity in English

Portuguese
hipotonia
Spanish
hipotonía

(Of muscular tissue) the state of being hypotonic.

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      Examples for "hypotonia"
      Examples for "hypotonia"
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      Conclusion: The prevalence of PWS syndrome is high among infants with hypotonia.
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      Both patients presented with generalized hypotonia and respiratory difficulties since birth.
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      About half of affected individuals have neurologic manifestations, including hypotonia and gait abnormalities.
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      These differences correlate with the pattern of airway muscle hypotonia seen during sleep.
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      A subset of affected individuals' has severe-profound ID, persistent hypotonia and respiratory abnormalities.
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      Usage of hypotonicity in English
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      This relative arterial underfilling in early pregnancy is coupled to stimulation of the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system and hypotonicity.
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      We studied the release of the pituitary hormone prolactin by hypotonicity, because this hormone also contributes to osmoregulation.
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      Exposure of salivary gland cells and acini to hypotonicity elicited an increase in cell volume and activation of RVD.
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      Hypotonicity only rarely elicited new fusion events in silent membrane patches.
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      Translations for hypotonicity
      Spanish
      hipotonía
      Hypotonicity through the time