Estamos usando cookies
Este site usa cookies para oferecer a você as informações mais relevantes. Ao navegar neste site, você aceita esses cookies.
Este site usa cookies para oferecer a você as informações mais relevantes. Ao navegar neste site, você aceita esses cookies.
Você sabia?
Você pode clicar duas vezes em uma palavra para procurá-la na TermGallery.
Você pode clicar duas vezes em uma palavra para procurá-la na TermGallery.
Significados de olfactive em inglês
Of or relating to olfaction.
Termos relacionados
Sinônimos
Examples for "modality"
Examples for "modality"
1
Treatment modality was defined 90 days after the start of dialysis treatment.
2
Extension of tumor at presentation, treatment modality, course, and outcome were analyzed.
3
Imaging of gases is a major challenge for any modality including MRI.
4
Despite scientific and technological advancement, surgery remains the most important treatment modality.
5
The 19 patients were divided into two groups according to treatment modality.
1
However, a possible correlation between olfactory ability and autistic traits was discovered.
2
However, reports of olfactory dysfunction in other cystic kidney diseases are sparse.
3
Objective: To track changes in olfactory performance during pregnancy and the postpartum.
4
Recently, structural and functional abnormalities in the olfactory system have been identified.
5
However, the presence of an olfactory recess is not a binary trait.
1
However, chemical sensing modalities have experienced greater challenges in commercial adoption, especially for non-invasive chemical sensors.
2
Further development of continuous sensing technologies through new electrochemical sensing modalities will be a major focus of future research.
1
The mutation did not create new processes in the brain and sensory system.
2
The Bat-Bot is the first robotic replica of this sophisticated sensory system, said Peremans.
3
Through our sensory system we process, order, interpret and negotiate all the activities of daily life.
4
It was part of their sensory system, and losing some of it must've hurt like hell.
5
These results suggest that functional change in one sensory system does not obligate change in the other.