What's the difference between chemise and chemism?
Chemise
Definition:
(n.) A shift, or undergarment, worn by women.
(n.) A wall that lines the face of a bank or earthwork.
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Chemism
Definition:
(n.) The force exerted between the atoms of elementary substance whereby they unite to form chemical compounds; chemical attaction; affinity; -- sometimes used as a general expression for chemical activity or relationship.
Example Sentences:
(1) Changes in the functional state of the visual cortex were studied by behavioral and electrophysiological cues and the chemism of its neurones at the cellular and subcellular levels in rabbits raised for one to two months in the dark.
(2) The data on immunoreactivity of neuronal bodies and plexuses are proved and detalized; chemism of interneuronal synapses is studied at electron microscopic level.
(3) A disadvantage of the operation is substantial loss of gastric function, compensated by the patients by a therapeutic diet and medicinal substitution of the gastric chemism.
(4) blood vessel system, blood chemism, chamber angle, vegetative reflexes, psychosomatic factors, central effects) in a synthesis.
(5) On the basis of continuous examination of the development of decomposition products during the stability study it was possible to consider the chemism of the decomposition reaction.
(6) It has been assumed that functional and biochemical changes in different groups of the visual cortex neurones due to deprivation are linked with both the properties of the synaptic structures in regard to perception of impulses of different modalities and the peculiarities of their chemism.
(7) This experiment is to give information whether the uremic syndrome influences the development of humoral immunity, and what changes of blood chemism may primarily be related to destruction of the graft, under the condition of absent uremia.
(8) In group II alterations of blood chemism and behavior of humoral antibodies are followed in dogs to which a fox kidney was transplanted, while keeping their own functioning kidneys.
(9) The chemism of the histochemical reaction is not quite understood yet.
(10) Disturbances in chemism at the subcellular level are specific for different enzymic systems and are not the same in certain subfractions of great hemispheres.