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SIDS abrupt and inexplicable death of an apparently healthy infant; various theories have been advanced to explain such deaths (for example, sleep-induced apnea, laryngospasm, overwhelming infectious disease), but none has been generally accepted or demonstrated at autopsy. Also called crib death or cot death.
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side effect An action or effect of a drug other than that desired. Commonly it is an undesirable effect such as nausea, headache, insomnia, acute toxic reaction or drug interaction.
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SID An acronym for security ID, a numeric value that identifies a logged-on user who has been authenticated by Windows NT or a user group.
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siderophore High affinity iron chelators produced by freshwater and marine bacteria, to aid in iron uptake under iron-limited conditions.
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SID The Oracle System ID or SID is used to identify a particular database. Set the ORACLE_SID environment variable on UNIX and Windows (or ORA_SID on VMS systems) to work on a particular database. Column in the V$SESSION and other views used for identifying a database session.
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