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macroscopic
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macroscopic
1. large enough to be visible to the naked eye
2. Physics capable of being described by the statistical properties of a large number of parts

macroscopic [¦mak·rə¦skäp·ik]
(science and technology)
Large enough to be observed by the naked eye.

macroscopic
Visible to the unaided eye.


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The clinical benefits of being able to conduct microscopic analyses on all urine samples are clear, particularly considering the data that shows that 30% of macroscopically urine samples with normal chemistry' results on the dipsticks, may have abnormal findings microscopically.
In order to check the accuracy of the proposed method, the bias of the estimators is computed for macroscopically homogeneous (stationary) and isotropic Boolean models.
The diarrhoea originates in the small bowel, is chronic, and is non-inflammatory (in other words there is no blood or mucus macroscopically, and there are no pus cells microscopically).
 
 
 
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