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Meanings of unidirectional in English

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unidireccional

Operating or moving or allowing movement in one direction only.

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Examples for "bidirectional"
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The best end point has been demonstrated to be bidirectional isthmus block.
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Cases with scheduled multiple sheath insertions for a bidirectional approach were excluded.
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The bidirectional synthesis of selenophenes can also be demonstrated using this method.
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Specifically, the current study examined the association between bidirectional IPV and depression.
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Various mediators and bidirectional neurovascular interactions regulate the inflammatory response during AD.
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Usage of unidirectional in English
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Recent electrophysiological and molecular biological studies using isolated islets also presumed unidirectional flow.
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This unidirectional pinning leads to strongly history-dependent node motion that is strongly arrhythmogenic.
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Finally last year, Orvis rolled a tube from the unidirectional material.
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The polarization and electron microscopy studies confirmed the unidirectional organization of the complex.
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Why do specific disruptions of unidirectional motor systems cause bidirectional defects?
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Despite... the pattern-distorting effects of selection and drift, this evolutionary strategy is essentially unidirectional.
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No significant differences in depression were found between those reporting bidirectional versus unidirectional IPV.
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Male sexuality, on the other hand, is understood as unidirectional.
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Gene conversion tracts are mostly unidirectional, with no observed mutations.
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Standardized unidirectional arterial injury with a directional atherectomy catheter was performed in porcine arteries.
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Results: We reveal global unidirectional inter-tissue coordination of specific biological pathways such as protein synthesis.
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Among the latter is ABCC6, a unidirectional exporter protein primarily expressed in liver and kidney.
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The design method generates relatively broadband unidirectional devices and is a good candidate for numerous acoustic applications.
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This study also described the unidirectional relationship between MGH and excessive fetal growth, also supplying moderator analysis.
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It is also a model system for the study of selective, unidirectional proton transport across a membrane.
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In both cases, movement is unidirectional, as in, everyone is trying to move in the same direction.
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Unidirectional through the time
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