| fragility |
quality of being easily damaged or destroyed lack of physical strength
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| fragility of red blood cells |
The tendency of red blood cells to rupture. This is determined by subjecting the cells to different concentrations of saline in laboratory tests. If red blood cells are placed in distilled water, they swell rapidly
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| fragility |
Fragility is the amount of shock or vibration which a piece of equipment can withstand. Isolation systems are designed or selected to limit the transmission of forces to the stated fragility.
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