hypotonicity
/ˌhaɪpoʊtoʊˈnɪsəti/
noun
- The state or quality of being hypotonic, especially in terms of low concentration of dissolved substances in a solution.
- The lab report noted the hypotonicity of the sample compared to the control.
- The hypotonicity of the solution caused the cells to absorb water and expand.
- Scientists measured the hypotonicity of the liquid to understand how it affects cell membranes.
- The condition of having reduced muscle tone.
- Doctors monitor hypotonicity in newborns to check for underlying neurological issues.
- Physical therapy can improve hypotonicity by strengthening the muscles over time.
- The child's hypotonicity made it hard for him to sit upright without assistance.
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