nonepileptic
- noun
- /nɒnˈɛpɪlɛptɪk/
- Specialized
- Doctors selected a nonepileptic as a control subject in the experiment.
Examples
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Researchers observed differences between nonepileptic volunteers and those with epilepsy.
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The nonepileptic group was essential for the study.
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The study included both nonepileptic and epileptic participants for comparison.
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She is nonepileptic.
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The study included both nonepileptic and epileptic participants for comparison.
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Researchers observed a group of nonepileptic individuals during the clinical trial.
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In medical research, a nonepileptic participant is often used as a control to ensure accurate results.
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Etymology
Nonepileptic comes from non- 'not' plus epileptic ('seizure'), so a nonepileptic person is someone who does not have epilepsy and is often used as a comparison subject in medical studies.