- neurophysiologic
- adjective see neurophysiology
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
neurophysiologic — See neurophysiology. * * * … Universalium
neurophysiologic — adj. pertaining to physiology and the nervous system … English contemporary dictionary
neurophysiologic — neu·ro·physiologic … English syllables
neurophysiologic — adjective see neurophysiological … Useful english dictionary
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neurophysiology — noun Date: 1868 physiology of the nervous system • neurophysiological also neurophysiologic adjective • neurophysiologically adverb • neurophysiologist noun … New Collegiate Dictionary