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Mean cell hemoglobin concentration
The average concentration of hemoglobin in a given volume (usually 100 ml) of packed red blood cells, obtained by multiplying the number of grams of hemoglobin in the unit volume by 100 and dividing by the hematocrit.
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Mass concentration
The amount of matter of any substance divided by its volume. In the metric system, ρ is defined in kilograms per liter (kg/L).
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Airborne concentration
The mass of particulate substances or fibers, or the vapor percentage of dissolved pollutants in a specific volume of air. The heavier the concentration, the greater the risk of diseases caused by inhalation.
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Concealment
In medicolegal affairs, failure to provide information or evidence.
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Concavoconvex
Concave on one side and convex on the opposite surface. One side excavated while the other side is curved.
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Concavity
A surface with curved, bowl-like sides; a rounded depression.
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Concatenation
A group of events or effects acting in concert or occurring at the same time.
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Conarium
The pineal body of the brain.
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Computer vision syndrome
Eye symptoms that result from excessive computer use. Commonly reported findings include blurry distance vision, visual fatigue, a sense of eye dryness, headaches, or neck or shoulder pain. CVS may be improved with special eyewear designed for computer users.
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Computer literacy
The ability to acquire and apply a basic understanding of computer hardware and software to solve problems or access information.
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