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Morbidity

Morbidity refer to the number of cases of a disease that exist at a given point in time; it may be expressed as the number of new cases (incidence) or as the total number of existing cases (prevalence ); the extent of injury, illness or disability in a defined population. It is usually expressed in general or specific rates of prevalence or incidence. Likewise, Morbidity refer to the various forms of physical and functional consequences and limitations that result from an illness; number of cases of a disease that exist at a given point in time.

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Morgan's canon

Morgan's canon refers to the insistence that explanations of animal behavior be kept as simple as possible. One should never attribute higher mental activities to an animal if lower mental activities are adequate to explain its behavior.

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Morganatic

Morganatic means of or relating to a marriage between two (2) people of different social ranks such that the spouse of lower rank and the children do not share the titles or possessions of the higher-ranking spouse.

Morning sickness

Morning sickness is defined as the nausea and vomiting that some women have or experience when they become pregnant; typically caused by the increase in hormones. Morning sickness can occur at any point in the day, but most often in the morning, hence its name.

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Moro reflex

Moro reflex is defined as reflex in which infants arch their back, fling out their arms and legs, and draw them back toward the chest in response to a sudden change in position.

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Morose

Deutsch: Missgestimmt / Español: Pérdida de humor / Português: Aborrecido / Français: Morose / Italiano: Moroso /

Morose means gloomy, sullen.

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Morpheme

Morpheme is defined as the smallest unit that denotes meaning within a particular language ; smallest meaningful unit of language, such as syllables or words. . Morpheme, moreover is defined as the smallest element in a language that carries meaning. Free Morphemes are words; Bound morphemes are prefixes, suffixes, and, in some languages, infixes. Please see also Word.

Morphine

Morphine is defined as a derivative of opium best known as a potent pain-relieving medication

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