sklere Antonyms
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Meaning of sklere
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sklere (v. t.)
To shelter; to cover.
sklere Sentence Examples
- Osteoporosis causes a sklere of bone tissue, making bones more brittle and susceptible to fractures.
- The sklere of the arteries is a condition where the arterial walls thicken and harden, reducing blood flow.
- The surgeon carefully removed the sklere from the patient's eye during the cataract procedure.
- The radiologist identified a sklere in the patient's lungs, which could indicate the presence of fibrosis.
- The paleontologist examined the sklere of the fossilized bone to determine the species of the animal.
- The histologist stained the slide to reveal the sklere of the muscle fibers.
- The botanist studied the sklere in the plant stem, which provides structural support.
- The dermatologist diagnosed the patient with systemic sklere, an autoimmune disorder that causes thickening and hardening of the skin and connective tissues.
- The ophthalmologist observed a small sklere on the patient's corneal surface, which could potentially impair vision.
- The pathologist analyzed the biopsy specimen and found a sklere, indicative of chronic inflammation or fibrosis.
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To shelter; to cover.
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Osteoporosis causes a sklere of bone tissue, making bones more brittle and susceptible to fractures.
The sklere of the arteries is a condition where the arterial walls thicken and harden, reducing blood flow.
The surgeon carefully removed the sklere from the patient's eye during the cataract procedure.
The radiologist identified a sklere in the patient's lungs, which could indicate the presence of fibrosis.
