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Meanings of sclerotic in English

Relating to or having sclerosis; hardened.

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We present here a case of nontender, hard neurofibroma with sclerotic change.
Pubmed
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The number of globally sclerotic glomeruli was averaged across two biopsy sections.
Pubmed
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The finger of blame points to a sclerotic and chronically dysfunctional bureacracy.
The Irish Times
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Turn off the Sony Playwhatsit and listen to your sclerotic Uncle Screenwriter.
The Irish Times
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Plain skull films showed a round radiolucent mass with a sclerotic margin.
Pubmed
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That's a sclerotic, stagnant economy, and a disaster for risk assets.
Reuters
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You have a sclerotic political system and a resentment of elites.
The Guardian
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The pace of house-building in Russia makes the UK look sclerotic.
The Guardian
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Greater hilar sodium pump density was also observed in sclerotic hippocampi.
Pubmed
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Radiographically most of the lesions were either lytic and sclerotic or only lytic.
Pubmed
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British capitalism is currently failing on its own terms: it is sclerotic and elitist.
The Guardian
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For investors that raises the uncomfortable prospect of sclerotic government.
Reuters
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Upon the sclerotic it is loosely attached to the globe.
Mother's Remedies / Over One Thousand Tried and Tested Remedies ...
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Obtaining undamaged cores from very hard bony lesions or sclerotic cyst walls proved difficult.
Pubmed
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The eye is not affected; but in a negro the sclerotic generally appears muddy.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
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Six of 7 sclerotic lesions from prostate cancer showed decreased density throughout all follow-ups.
Pubmed
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