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Significados de quiescent en inglés

Quiescent.

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Uso de quiescent en inglés
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Unemployment fell to levels not seen in decades, yet inflation remained quiescent.
The Return of Depression Economics
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For decades they have been the most quiescent of public sector workers.
The Irish Times
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Although often quiescent in adults, these cells become proliferative upon physiological demand.
Pubmed
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The water under the boat was quiescent now, and we glided along.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
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The British Vice-Admiral did not intend to remain in this quiescent condition.
The Great War Syndicate
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She lifted her hand; the Baelrath was quiescent, which was a blessing.
The wandering fire
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Assessment of proliferation in 3D culture showed quiescent cells and PDGF unresponsiveness.
Pubmed
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He drew pictures of the healthy Rome when turbulent, the doomed quiescent.
The Tragic Comedians: A Study in a Well-known Story — Volume 1
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The Army of Northern Virginia never before had been quiescent so long.
The Shades of the Wilderness: A Story of Lee's Great Stand
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This suggests reactivation of quiescent mycobacteria during a period of impaired immunity.
Pubmed
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But in the cool damp of morning the flying scourges were quiescent.
The Mammoth Hunters
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For nearly a century after this the little Jewish republic remained quiescent.
History of Egypt, Chaldæa, Syria, Babylonia, and Assyria, Volume...
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At school, however, this taste had been quiescent; for books were few.
The Getting of Wisdom
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When untouched and quiescent, the contents appear as an homogeneous purple fluid.
Darwiniana; Essays and Reviews Pertaining to Darwinism
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Under these circumstances all was quiescent, and the galvanometer exhibited no effect.
A History of Science — Volume 3
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Below the majesty of the Halo, Earth was almost quiescent by comparison.
The Naked God
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