motility
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- noun
- /moʊˈtɪləti/
- Specialized
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motilidad
- Codeine is a poor choice of analgesia because gut motility is affected, and it can also be addictive.
- sperm motility
- cell motility
- gut motility
So sperm, so sperm motility goes down and sperm production goes down.
- So sperm, so sperm motility goes down and sperm production goes down.
- We see the brain influence on gut motility, enzyme secretion and absorption of nutrients.
- Laughing increases gut motility, which actually strengthens your digestive system.
- And it is now very clear that that's correlated with reduced sperm counts and lower sperm motility.
- They're working very hard on key parts of your brain, parts that relate to memory processing, taste processing, gut motility, right?
- But serotonin also, it's, it's part of motility function, correct?
Examples
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Unfortunately, I'm afraid that Annabel appears to have a very severe intestinal motility disorder.
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Regular exercise has been proven to boost intestinal motility, aiding digestion and preventing constipation.
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Your count is excellent, but your motility is well below normal.
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So sperm, so sperm motility goes down and sperm production goes down.
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Our motility findings have uncertain meaning and cannot be directly compared with clinical semen analysis.
Academic text (2015) -
Laughing increases gut motility, which actually strengthens your digestive system.
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The motility and invasion are key aspects of cancerogenesis, strictly interconnected to the metastasis process.
Academic text (2017) -
The stimulation of gut motility and the release of mucus inhibit worm attachment and invasion.
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Research shows that improved nutrition can enhance sperm motility and overall reproductive health.
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After surgery, doctors monitored the patient's gut motility to ensure proper recovery.
Synonyms
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Movement from one place to another
Ability of animals or plants to move and reach new places
Antonyms
How Motile
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word motility comes from the old root mot- meaning 'move', the same root you find in motion and motor. So motility means the ability of a living thing or cell to 'move' by itself.