diphasic


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di·phase

 (dī′fāz′) also di·pha·sic (dī-fā′zĭk)
adj.
Having two phases.
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diphasic

(daɪˈfeɪzɪk)
adj
1. (Zoology) zoology (of parasites) having a free active stage in the life cycle
2. (General Physics) physics another word for diphase
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di·pha·sic

a. difásico-a, que tiene lugar en dos etapas diferentes.
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Litoria raniformis has a diphasic advertisement call (Thomson et al.
Daily and seasonal calling activity of the Growling Grass Frog Litoria raniformis in northern suburban Melbourne
Other manifestations that can be present in infected individuals are diphasic fever meningitis, rash (palatal exanthema), hemolytic anemia, hemorrhage into skin and mucus membranes, hepato-renal failure, jaundice, mental confusion and depression, myocarditis and pulmonary involvement with or without hemorrhage and hemoptysis.
Leptospirosis cases in Cordillera up by 40%
Other manifestations in infected individuals are diphasic fever meningitis, rash (palatal exanthema), hemolytic anaemia, haemorrhage into skin and mucus membranes, hepato-renal failure, jaundice, mental confusion and depression, myocarditis and pulmonary involvement with or without haemorrhage and haemoptysis.
Cordillera sees 40% rise in leptospirosis cases
histolytica was first accomplished by Diamond in 1961 [9], using a diphasic medium composed of a serum-enriched agar base covered by a broth supplemented with chicken extract and vitamins.
"CLUPS": A New Culture Medium for the Axenic Growth of Entamoeba histolytica
Boeck and Drbohlav first introduced xenic culture of Entamoeba in 1925 in a diphasic egg slant medium, and a modification of this medium (Locke-egg) is still used today [24].
Amoebic Liver Abscess and Indigenous Alcoholic Beverages in the Tropics
Inflection and stability points of diphasic logistic analysis of growth.
Double sigmoidal models describing the growth of coffee berries/Modelos duplo sigmoidais na descricao do crescimento de frutos do cafeeiro
The pressure [p.sub.a] is determined form the FEM solution at the opposite side (z = L), from which the equivalent velocity in the diphasic medium:
Ultrasound studies on magnetic fluids based on maghemite nanoparticles
High fever was defined as a body temperature [greater than or equal to] 38[degrees]C, and diphasic fever was defined as a body temperature [greater than or equal to] 38[degrees]C after the initial fever had decreased to [less than or equal to] 37.5[degrees]C.
Markers of disease severity in patients with Spanish influenza in the Japanese Armed Forces, 1919-1920
Diphasic Salmonellas by Andrews was the first published report of PV in 1992 and was distinguished sharply by agglutination behaviour.
An overview on phase variation, mechanisms and roles in bacterial adaptation
Cepeda, "Study of enrofloxacin depletion in the eggs of laying hens using diphasic dialysis extraction/purification and determinative HPLC-MS analysis," Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, vol.
Validation of an UHPLC-MS/MS Method for Screening of Antimicrobial Residues in Eggs and Their Application to Analyses of Eggs from Laying Hens Subjected to Pharmacological Treatment

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