| stable a. |
angina pectoris occurring in attacks of predictable frequency and duration after provocation by circumstances that increase myocardial oxygen demands, such as exercise, emotional stress, or excitement, the precipitating circumstances tending to remain constant across episodes. Called also a. of effort and effort-associated a.. Cf. unstable a.
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| stable c. |
reversible c.
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| stable e. |
1. a chemical element which does not spontaneously transmute into another element with emission of corpuscular or electromagnetic radiations; the stable elements are those with atomic number below 84, except for a few, such as potassium and rubidium, which are weakly radioactive. 2. a tissue cell of mature tissues which does not alter by mitosis.
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| stable f. |
f. VII; see under coagulation f's.
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| stable i. |
an isotope that does not transmute into another element with emission of corpuscular or electromagnetic radiations.
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