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Definition of anoxia in English: anoxianounaˈnɒksɪəæˈnɑksiə mass nountechnical 1An absence of oxygen. Example sentencesExamples - Lack of oxygen or anoxia is a common environmental challenge which plants have to face throughout their life.
- Many wetland or riverine species are well-adapted to the low-oxygen conditions which naturally occur in their habitat, and some can tolerate several months of total anoxia.
- Sugar availability plays an important role in plant tolerance to anoxia.
- Tolerance to anoxia is relevant to wetland species, rice cultivation and transient waterlogging of agricultural crops.
- We screened several hundred inbred and exotic maize lines for their tolerance to anoxia.
- 1.1Medicine An absence or deficiency of oxygen reaching the tissues; severe hypoxia.
death due to anoxia resulting from strangulation Example sentencesExamples - Cold injury is believed to occur due to anoxia resulting from circulatory insufficiency as well as the direct freezing effect of cold on the exposed parts.
- Deaths and permanent neurological damage from anoxia have occurred when surgeons have unwisely performed immediate consecutive bilateral thoracoscopy rather than two separate operations.
- He added that these injuries can be very severe because facial injuries received often affect breathing, which leads to anoxia which can result in brain damage.
- A sufferer of birth anoxia, a lack of oxygen to the brain at birth, people were amazed by how Mr Ryder managed to live life to the full.
- After cardiac arrest, non-pregnant adults suffer irreversible brain damage from anoxia within three to four minutes, but pregnant women become hypoxic more quickly.
Origin 1930s: from an-1 + ox(ygen) + -ia1. Definition of anoxia in US English: anoxianounæˈnɑksiəaˈnäksēə technical 1An absence of oxygen. Example sentencesExamples - Many wetland or riverine species are well-adapted to the low-oxygen conditions which naturally occur in their habitat, and some can tolerate several months of total anoxia.
- Tolerance to anoxia is relevant to wetland species, rice cultivation and transient waterlogging of agricultural crops.
- Sugar availability plays an important role in plant tolerance to anoxia.
- Lack of oxygen or anoxia is a common environmental challenge which plants have to face throughout their life.
- We screened several hundred inbred and exotic maize lines for their tolerance to anoxia.
- 1.1Medicine An absence or deficiency of oxygen reaching the tissues; severe hypoxia.
death due to anoxia resulting from strangulation Example sentencesExamples - After cardiac arrest, non-pregnant adults suffer irreversible brain damage from anoxia within three to four minutes, but pregnant women become hypoxic more quickly.
- Deaths and permanent neurological damage from anoxia have occurred when surgeons have unwisely performed immediate consecutive bilateral thoracoscopy rather than two separate operations.
- A sufferer of birth anoxia, a lack of oxygen to the brain at birth, people were amazed by how Mr Ryder managed to live life to the full.
- He added that these injuries can be very severe because facial injuries received often affect breathing, which leads to anoxia which can result in brain damage.
- Cold injury is believed to occur due to anoxia resulting from circulatory insufficiency as well as the direct freezing effect of cold on the exposed parts.
Origin 1930s: from an- + ox(ygen) + -ia. |