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Meanings of tonicity in English
Synonyms
Examples for "tone"
Examples for "tone"
1
However, he has taken on a more serious tone in recent days.
2
Analysts said that this could set the tone for the new year.
3
Despite Romney's new course on immigration, Ryan has taken a harder tone.
4
No clear image would come, no tone of voice or remembered words.
5
You must know best. Her tone clearly said she didn't believe that.
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After the injury, muscle tonus of the limbs and trunk diminished.
2
I was about to tug Boyd from the shed when his muscle tonus changed.
3
The correlation between arteriolar tonus and indicators of cardiac pump function was less marked.
4
But I am a fully qualified masseur, and therefore able to take direct tonus readings.
5
And, of course, one should feel something if it is no more than the tonus of muscle against the mobile bones.
Usage of tonicity in English
1
Adaptation to changes in extracellular tonicity is essential for cell survival.
2
A certain tonicity of the muscles has indeed often been observed in homosexual women.
3
Tenacity is the resilience or tonicity of living muscles, however relaxed they may be.
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The followers of this school forget that there can be no tonicity without tension.
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On the other hand, relaxation, while it may remove restraint, makes artistic control and tonicity impossible.
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Beneficial effects beyond changing serum tonicity and alternative uses, such as in polycystic kidney disease, need further exploration.
7
Increased arterial tone or tonicity necessitates greater cardiac effort, to overcome the resistance, and hypertrophy of the heart must follow.
8
The relaxation of muscles and sagging of the face are as much the result of mental attitude as of loss of tonicity.
9
It should be recognized that after ether and chloroform anesthesia, especially after chloroform, the heart muscle may be disturbed and the tonicity be lost.
10
Every individual should guard against rupture by maintaining, by proper exercise, diet, and rest, a condition of vigor and tonicity of the muscular system.
11
The presence of the fair sex gives tonicity to youth's muscles and tension to his arteries to a degree of which he is rarely conscious.
12
Optimal stability was achieved in 20 mM sodium citrate at pH 6 with sufficient NaCl to attain the tonicity of human serum.
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The genes involved are regulated by the transcription factor Tonicity Enhancer Binding Protein.
14
Adaptation to changes in extracellular tonicity is essential for cell survival.
15
A certain tonicity of the muscles has indeed often been observed in homosexual women.
16
Tenacity is the resilience or tonicity of living muscles, however relaxed they may be.
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Translations for tonicity
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Tonicity through the time