Similar words: excretory, secret, secrete, secretly, secreter, in secret, secretive, secretary. Meaning: [sɪ'krɪːtərɪ] adj. of or relating to or producing a secretion.
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91. Objective To evaluate the effects of utilizing endoscope in adenoidectomy for children with secretory otitis media.
92. Secretory granules are apparently built up from fusion of smaller vesicles.
93. The glandular hair of Trapa bispinosa Roxb consisted of only one row of cylindrical cells with secretory function.
94. CONCLUTIONS Patients with spleen-energy deficiency have insufficient pepin reserve as well as both poor secretory deposit and low secretory function in G cells.
95. Objective To discuss the clinical effects of air pressure blowing gun to change air pressure of middle ear via auditory tubes to treat secretory tympanitis .
96. Endometritis in 12 cases,(sentencedict.com/secretory.html) hyperplastic or secretory phase endometrium in 2 cases.
97. The exudation of enamel matrix almost stop in ameloblast secretory phase.
98. The precursor protein coding by Juema pig′s growth hormone gene contained 216 amino acids, and maturation protein was a secretory protein consisting of 190 amino acid residue.
99. Objective To investigate the age-related change of secretory leukocyte protease inhibitor (SLPI) content in stimulated whole saliva.
100. There were intact parathyroid cells in the allografts which had abundant rough endoplasmic reticula , mitochondria and secretory granules.
101. Conclusion These findings indicate that the releasing pattern of polypeptide hormones or secretory granules of neurohypophysis include a whole releasing together with membrane.
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