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labile [′lā‚bīl] (psychology) Unstable in mood. (science and technology) Also known as metastable. Readily changed, as by heat, oxidation, or other processes. Moving from place to place. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Some labile cell types whose numbers are normally controlled through programmed cell death are subject to markedly increased destruction during some severe infections. Previous reports in the literature claim that press-ups on a labile surface and abdominal curls both elicit approximately 31% MVIC of the RA, (8,9) while abdominal curls on a Swiss ball resulted in 54% and 46% MVIC for the lower and upper RA, respectively (10); thus, any of these exercises would be preferable if specific RA strengthening is the goal. 9), the ionic crosslinking effect is not fully seen in the cure data due to its labile nature at very high temperatures (180[degrees]C), as it actually suggested the opposite stiffness effect in this work. |
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