myogram
- noun
- /ˈmaɪəˌɡræm/
- Specialized
- The doctor studied the myogram to diagnose the patient's muscular disorder.
Examples
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During the experiment, the scientist recorded a myogram to analyze muscle response.
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The myogram indicated strong muscle activity.
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A myogram can reveal abnormal patterns of muscle contraction during testing.
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Can you explain what a myogram is?
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The doctor studied the myogram to diagnose the patient's muscular disorder.
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A myogram can reveal abnormal patterns of muscle contraction during testing.
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During the experiment, the scientist recorded a myogram to analyze muscle response.
Synonyms
A test that records the electrical signals from muscles when they move
Surface Forms
Morphology
myogram = myograph (opaque) = myo + gram
Built from Greek combining forms rather than familiar standalone English words, so an average B1 learner would not transparently derive the meaning.
Etymology
The word myogram comes from Greek parts myo- 'muscle' and -gram 'a record'. So, a myogram is literally a 'muscle record' — a simple graph that shows muscle activity.