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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption is slow and variable but food increases the rate and extent of absorption. | 0.261943 |
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WordNet3.0 | absorption | Absorption is sorption | 1 |
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ConceptNet | absorption | Absorption is sorption. | 1 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption is the key to supplements that can provide maximum benefit in the body. | 0.299717 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption is the movement of a chemical into a plant, animal or soil. | 0.7798 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption is the net change in occupied units. | 0.57729 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption is the opposite of reflection . | 0.489622 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption is the other reason for loss of energy. | 0.38007 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption is the passage of alcohol into the blood. | 0.789082 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption is the passage of digested nutrients through the gut wall. | 0.78122 |
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ARC | absorption | Absorption is the passage of food monomers into the blood stream. | 0.796054 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption is the process in which radiant energy is retained by a substance. | 0.787231 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption is the process through which water flows from the distribution network into soils. | 0.742487 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption is the transfer of nutrients into the bloodstream from the intestine. | 0.803193 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption is the uptake of pesticides or other chemicals into the plant or animal. | 0.782634 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption is used for both spectroscopic and imaging applications. | 0.493682 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption is when a substance is chemically integrated into another. | 0.717028 |
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WordNet3.0 | absorption | Absorption isa process. | 1 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption means the interception of some of the earthshine by atmospheric molecules. | 0.568582 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption measures the change in occupied space. | 0.462685 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption occurs at an atomic or molecular level and is a wavelength specific process. | 0.622368 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption occurs directly into the systemic circulation as there is no first pass metabolism. | 0.444903 |
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ARC | absorption | Absorption occurs in the liver, pancreas and cecum. | 0.264886 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption occurs through the mucous membranes that line the mouth cavity. | 0.235614 |
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ARC | absorption | Absorption occurs when energy from the radiative source is absorbed by the material. | 0.6662 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption takes place primarily in the duodenum where the intestinal environment is still acid. | 0.446314 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption takes place through the plants' roots structures, stems and bodies. | 0.590123 |
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Waterloo | absorption | Absorption takes place, and tumours appear in each axilla. | 0.291476 |
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ARC | absorption | often | Absorption often plays an important part in the repairs of injuries. | 0.292145 |
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ARC | absorption | Most | Most absorption begins in intestines. | 0.443927 |
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ARC | absorption | Most | Most absorption begins in small intestines. | 0.409989 |
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ARC | absorption | Most | Most absorption causes chemical reaction. | 0.485583 |
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ARC | absorption | Most | Most absorption involves diffusion. | 0.258739 |
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ARC | absorption | some | Some absorption also occurs in the lower intestine. | 0.303137 |
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Waterloo | absorption | some | Some absorption also occurs in the lower intestine. | 0.303137 |
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ARC | absorption | some | Some absorption enhances immune functions. | 0.439221 |
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ARC | absorption | some | Some absorption enhances natural immune functions. | 0.406833 |
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ARC | absorption | some | Some absorption lowers body temperature. | 0.367632 |
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ARC | absorption | some | Some absorption lowers temperature. | 0.252481 |
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ARC | absorption | some | Some absorption occurs in duodenums. | 0.250732 |
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ARC | absorption | some | Some absorption occurs in stomachs. | 0.385442 |
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Waterloo | absorption | some | Some absorption occurs in the stomach. | 0.255543 |
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ARC | absorption | some | Some absorption promotes hair growth. | 0.314117 |
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Waterloo | absorptive lens | Absorptive lenses are good for controlling glare. | 0.419815 |
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Waterloo | absorptive material | Absorptive materials absorb odors and waste as well as water. | 0.700878 |
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ARC | absorptive nutrition | Absorptive nutrition enables fungi to live as decomposers and symbionts. | 0.78913 |
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WordNet3.0 | abstainer | An abstainer is a person | 1 |
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Waterloo | abstainer | many | Many abstainers choose to avoid intercourse but engage in other forms of sexual intimacy. | 0.266043 |
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Waterloo | absted soil | Absted soils are on hillslopes and terraces. | 0.61639 |
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Waterloo | absted soil | Absted soils are on hillslopes, terraces, alluvial fans, piedmonts, and fan aprons. | 0.473126 |
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Waterloo | abstention | Abstention is a radical questioning of the political rules of the bourgeoisie's game. | 0.23528 |
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WordNet3.0 | abstention | Abstention is a self-discipline | 1 |
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Waterloo | abstinence education | Abstinence education does get kids to reduce their sexual activity and wait till an older age. | 0.421649 |
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Waterloo | abstinence education | Abstinence education teaches single persons to postpone sexual activity until marriage. | 0.461543 |
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Waterloo | abstinence education | Abstinence education works in reducing teenage sexual activity. | 0.520522 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence also hampers control. | 0.3489 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence breaks addictions. | 0.326557 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence can also mean waiting to choose the right person, time and place to have sex. | 0.580713 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence can be a lifestyle for some and temporary for others. | 0.558933 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence can be fun and very intimate. | 0.267666 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence can be primary or secondary. | 0.273202 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence can be the show and practice of great strength. | 0.548534 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence can means total abstinence from sexual intercourse, but hugging and kissing are okay. | 0.314525 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence has many emotional, social, and physical benefits. | 0.441087 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence has no medical or physical side effects. | 0.527029 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence has no side effects or health risks. | 0.470827 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence helps to remove the person from triggers that lead to relapse. | 0.542617 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is a key to recovery for drug addicts and alcoholics. | 0.535891 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is a lifesaving decision for people recovering from chemical dependency. | 0.575793 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is a more intimate form of protection than most other methods. | 0.390012 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is a normal, common, and acceptable alternative to sexual intercourse. | 0.627362 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is a personal choice that everyone has to make. | 0.552584 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is a personal choice. | 0.410778 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is a positive, healthy choice many people make. | 0.545692 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is a positive, healthy choice that many people make. | 0.565252 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is a risk factor for heart disease. | 0.700709 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is a safe sexual behavior, as is mutual monogamy with an uninfected partner. | 0.567097 |
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WordNet3.0 | abstinence | Abstinence is a self-control | 1 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is a viable option among today's young people, one that requires attention and respect. | 0.25662 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is also likely to contribute to an enhanced sex drive. | 0.424316 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is also necessary for people who take medications that interact with alcohol. | 0.546802 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is an effective method of birth control. | 0.53612 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is an ongoing daily reprieve from the disease of compulsive overeating. | 0.529408 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is an unrealistic ideal. | 0.280413 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is another form of penance. | 0.504236 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is biblical. | 0.316817 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is broken by the end of the sixth month. | 0.28798 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is effective only in the present. | 0.262256 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is essential to our nature. | 0.371857 |
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ConceptNet | abstinence | Abstinence is inaction. | 1 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is life-giving. | 0.48041 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is measured by a two year period of regular drug and alcohol testing. | 0.589341 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is monitored by frequent alcohol and other drug testing. | 0.486126 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is only a small portion of what is involved in recovery. | 0.379737 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is opposed to the vices of gluttony and drunkenness. | 0.541018 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is recommended as one way to prevent the transmission of human papilloma virus. | 0.379968 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is restraint from internal or external acts of lust. | 0.705383 |
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ConceptNet | abstinence | Abstinence is self discipline. | 1 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is the best method to be taught anywhere, any time for more reasons than education. | 0.274821 |
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Waterloo | abstinence | Abstinence is the best protection against pregnancy and STDs. | 0.273741 |
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