| slow h.’s |
those less mobile on electrophoresis (in an alkaline buffer) than normal hemoglobin A, such as hemoglobin S or D.
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| slow m. |
red m.
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| slow n. |
1. thermal n. 2. any neutron having an energy level up to 100 electron volts.
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| slow p. |
one with less than the usual number of pulsations per minute. Called also infrequent or vagus p. and pulsus tardus.
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| slow sand f. |
a filter made of sand and gravel through which water passes slowly and is purified largely by the action of the microorganisms growing on the surface of the grains of sand near the top of the filter.
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| SLO | lose velocity |
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| SLO | become slow or slower |
| SLO | cause to proceed more slowly |
| SLO | a virus that remains dormant in the body for a long time before symptoms appear |
| SLO | moving slowly |
| SLO | mentally deficient |
| SLO | the quality of being mentally slow and limited |
| SLO | someone who moves slowly |
| SLO | the act of slowing down or falling behind |
| SLO | more slowly |
| SLO | most slowly |
| SLO | not inclined to be enterprising |
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