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lysis

/ˈlaɪsɪs/

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noun

Guérison progressive

A gradual recovery from disease (opposed to crisis).

Examples :

"After a week of high fever and constant coughing, the child's recovery began with a slow lysis, his temperature gradually returning to normal over several days. "

Après une semaine de forte fièvre et de toux constante, la guérison progressive de l'enfant a commencé, sa température revenant progressivement à la normale sur plusieurs jours.

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noun

Lyse, désintégration

The disintegration or destruction of cells

Examples :

"The doctor suspected bacterial infection because he observed cell lysis in the patient's blood sample. "

Le médecin a suspecté une infection bactérienne car il a observé une lyse cellulaire dans l'échantillon de sang du patient.

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noun

Lyse, décomposition

The breakdown of molecules into constituent molecules

Examples :

"The doctor suspected bacterial lysis was occurring when the sample showed cell walls breaking down. "

Le médecin a suspecté une lyse bactérienne lorsque l'échantillon a montré la décomposition des parois cellulaires.

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noun

Lysis

A plinth or step above the cornice of the podium in an ancient temple.

Examples :

"The architect pointed out the lysis, a distinct step above the podium's cornice, highlighting its role in the temple's overall design. "

L'architecte a désigné la lysis, un pas distinct au-dessus de la corniche du podium, soulignant son rôle dans la conception globale du temple.