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111electrophysiologist — elec·tro·phys·i·ol·o·gist i .lek trō .fiz ē äl ə jəst n a specialist in electrophysiology …
112electropyrexia — elec·tro·py·rex·ia pī rek sē ə n artificial fever induced by electrical means for therapeutic purposes …
113electrostatics — elec·tro·stat·ics i .lek trə stat iks n pl but sing in constr physics that deals with phenomena due to attractions or repulsions of electric charges but not dependent upon their motion …
114electrotonicity — elec·tro·to·nic·i·ty tō nis ət ē n, pl ties ELECTROTONUS …
115electrical — elec·tri·cal (e lekґtrĭ kəl) electric …
116electroacoustic — elec·tro·acous·tic (e lek″tro ə k sґtik) pertaining to the interaction or interconversion of electric and acoustic phenomena …
117electroaffinity — elec·tro·af·fin·i·ty (e lek″tro ə finґĭ te) electronegativity …
118electroblot — elec·tro·blot (e lekґtro blot″) a blot in which transfer of solutes from gel to membrane or other substrate is effected by electrophoresis rather than capillary action …
119electrocatalysis — elec·tro·ca·tal·y·sis (e lek″tro kə talґə sis) the catalytic effect produced by electricity on the bodily processes …
120electrodiagnostics — elec·tro·di·ag·nos·tics (e lek″tro di″əg nosґtiks) the science and practice of electrodiagnosis …