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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles are ions.
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles are only able to travel short distances because of their size.
| 0.604914 |
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ConceptNet
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles are particles.
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles are relatively large, and very heavy.
| 0.624038 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles are relatively slow and heavy .
| 0.548887 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles are so heavy that even with low velocity their momentum is high.
| 0.594281 |
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ConceptNet
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles are subatomic particles.
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles are the end product of the proton-proton fusion cycle.
| 0.743042 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles are very massive in comparison with the other types of radioactive particles below.
| 0.414769 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles are very, very dangerous.
| 0.268055 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles can also impact cellulose.
| 0.575952 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles carry a positive charge and are highly energetic.
| 0.707966 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles carry positive charge.
| 0.713599 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles come from the decay of an unstable atomic nucleus such as uranium.
| 0.775235 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles consist of two protons and two neutrons and carry a positive charge.
| 0.747141 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles have even shorter penetration ranges than beta particles.
| 0.385059 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles have little penetrative power in the air and in human tissues.
| 0.656511 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles have very little penetration power and can be stopped by a sheet of paper.
| 0.330396 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles lose their energy almost as soon as they collide with anything.
| 0.618445 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles make the halos.
| 0.564956 |
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ARC
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles produce a tiny, but visible flash of light when they strike a fluorescent screen.
| 0.680852 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles produce a tiny, but visible flash of light when they strike a fluorescent screen.
| 0.680852 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles produce short tracks, whereas beta particles leave long ones.
| 0.585854 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles radiate from the source in all directions and produce trails of liquid droplets.
| 0.616278 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles release a small burst of energy, which are absorbed by nearby lung tissue.
| 0.709347 |
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Waterloo
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alpha particle
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Alpha particles travel about an inch and can be stopped by a sheet of paper.
| 0.467668 |
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WordNet3.0
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alpha particle
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An alpha particle is a particle
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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alpha radiation
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Alpha radiation damages the DNA in living cells, causing cancerous and genetic mutations.
| 0.742767 |
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Waterloo
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alpha radiation
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Alpha radiation emitted during the decay process presents the most significant risk to humans.
| 0.52116 |
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Waterloo
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alpha radiation
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Alpha radiation has a far greater potential to damage living tissue than other types of radiation.
| 0.627448 |
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ARC
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alpha radiation
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Alpha radiation is a carcinogen when breathed in or eaten .
| 0.840721 |
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SimpleWikipedia
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alpha radiation
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Alpha radiation is a carcinogen when breathed in or eaten.
| 0.840721 |
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Waterloo
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alpha radiation
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Alpha radiation is a type of energy released when certain radioactive elements decay or break down.
| 0.808916 |
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Waterloo
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alpha radiation
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Alpha radiation is far more damaging per unit of energy deposited in living tissue.
| 0.55765 |
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WordNet3.0
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alpha radiation
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Alpha radiation is ionizing radiation
| 1 |
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ConceptNet
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alpha radiation
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Alpha radiation is ionizing radiation.
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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alpha radiation
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Alpha radiation is much more damaging for the same rads than gamma radiation.
| 0.367444 |
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Waterloo
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alpha radiation
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Alpha radiation is the least pentrating of the three.
| 0.326673 |
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Waterloo
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alpha radiation
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Alpha radiation is the primary factor in the radiation health hazard associated with TRU waste.
| 0.458023 |
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Waterloo
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alpha radiation
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Alpha radiation requires no shielding.
| 0.374273 |
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Waterloo
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alpha radiation
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Alpha radiations travel only extremely short distances in the body.
| 0.627371 |
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Waterloo
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alpha ray
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Alpha rays are actually heavy, fast-moving particles with a positive charge.
| 0.703026 |
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Waterloo
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alpha ray
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Alpha rays are helium nuclei, emitted in strong interactions .
| 0.832892 |
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Waterloo
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alpha ray
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Alpha rays are less energetic than beta or gamma rays, which are associated with nuclear weapons.
| 0.666966 |
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Waterloo
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alpha ray
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Alpha rays have a net positive charge.
| 0.71063 |
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Waterloo
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alpha ray
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Alpha rays have small penetrating power.
| 0.559199 |
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Waterloo
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alpha ray
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Alpha rays result from the decay of many radioactive elements naturally.
| 0.806097 |
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WordNet3.0
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alpha ray
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An alpha ray is ionizing radiation
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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alpha receptor
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Alpha receptors mediate many important actions of endogenous catecholamines.
| 0.772252 |
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WordNet3.0
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alpha receptor
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An alpha receptor is a receptor
| 1 |
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WordNet3.0
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alpha rhythm
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An alpha rhythm is a natural phenomenon
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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alpha shape
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Alpha shapes describe the shape of a finite set of points.
| 0.698439 |
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Waterloo
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alpha shape
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Alpha shapes formalize the intuitive notion of shape.
| 0.417173 |
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Waterloo
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alpha shape
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Alpha shapes generates a family of shapes according to the selected alpha parameter.
| 0.261064 |
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Waterloo
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alpha spectroscopy
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Alpha spectroscopy can identify a wide variety of radionuclides in soil.
| 0.588608 |
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ConceptNet
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alpha test
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Alpha tests are trials.
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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alpha thalassemia
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Alpha thalassemia is a diagnosis of exclusion.
| 0.641213 |
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Waterloo
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alpha thalassemia
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Alpha thalassemia is autosomal recessive.
| 0.76931 |
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Waterloo
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alpha thalassemia
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Alpha thalassemia is caused by mutations in the alpha chain of the hemoglobin molecule.
| 0.83867 |
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Waterloo
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alpha thalassemia
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Alpha thalassemia is concentrated among the peoples of Southeast Asia.
| 0.56319 |
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Waterloo
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alpha tocopherol
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Alpha tocopherol is a new range of antioxidant which is being used as antioxident.
| 0.668135 |
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Waterloo
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alpha tocopherol
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Alpha tocopherol is by far the main form in the body, as well as in supplements.
| 0.630615 |
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Waterloo
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alpha tocopherol
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Alpha tocopherol is by far the main type in the body, as well as in supplements.
| 0.607261 |
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Waterloo
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alpha tocopherol
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Alpha tocopherol is by far the main type of E in the body.
| 0.733534 |
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Waterloo
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alpha tocopherol
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Alpha tocopherol is the natural form and most biologically effective.
| 0.690192 |
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Waterloo
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alpha toxin
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Alpha toxin causes hemolysis, or breakdown of red blood cells.
| 0.838028 |
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Waterloo
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alpha toxin
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Alpha toxin causes septic shock.
| 0.628249 |
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Waterloo
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alpha toxin
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Alpha toxin is a lecithinase which degrades cell membranes.
| 0.852201 |
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Waterloo
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alpha value
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Alpha value is a scale for the pixcels of the color transparency.
| 0.481674 |
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Waterloo
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alpha value
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Alpha values are very useful in determining speciation.
| 0.26396 |
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Waterloo
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alpha wave
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Alpha waves appear primarily in the absence of visual processing and other intense mental processes.
| 0.609344 |
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Waterloo
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alpha wave
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Alpha waves are the brain wave patterns associated with relaxation with enhanced awareness.
| 0.732663 |
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WordNet3.0
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alpha wave
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An alpha wave is a natural phenomenon
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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alpha wolf
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Alpha wolves eat first followed by middle ranking wolves, pups, and then omega wolves.
| 0.553191 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha allows the body and mind to begin to heal.
| 0.259851 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha gets more potent the longer it is used.
| 0.283043 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha has three sites, beta and gamma have two in different places, and delta has one.
| 0.453471 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is a complete text-editing tool for programmers and Web designers.
| 0.271064 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is a component used for transparency and blending and the like.
| 0.550171 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is a fine double, easily separated in binoculars.
| 0.309395 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is a general name for an architecture family.
| 0.391255 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is a heightened alert of a terrorist attack.
| 0.27848 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is a microcosm of Gainesville, inviting all types of people to donate, and they do.
| 0.248671 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is a place to make friends.
| 0.298697 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is a place where no question is off limits.
| 0.281159 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is a place where no question is regarded as too simple.
| 0.249362 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is a scaling constant specified by the user.
| 0.340225 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is a state of light relaxation.
| 0.692136 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is associated with a relaxed state of unfocused attention.
| 0.452721 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is everywhere, from mapping the human genome to stock exchanges and the Internet.
| 0.338603 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is one of the brightest objects in the night sky.
| 0.518257 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is spoken the same in both Russian and English, but with different spellings.
| 0.264815 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is the angle of the outer leg, measured in radians counterclockwise from south.
| 0.586735 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is the first letter of the Greek alphabet and omega is the last letter of the alphabet.
| 0.568362 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is the first letter of the Greek alphabet and Omega is the last.
| 0.55468 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is the first letter of the Greek alphabet, and Omega is the last letter of the Greek alphabet.
| 0.571343 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is the first letter of the Greek alphabet, and omega is the last.
| 0.570055 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is the first letter of the Greek alphabet.
| 0.568416 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is the industry's technical index of filtration performance.
| 0.356352 |
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Waterloo
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alpha
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Alpha is the light trance and relaxation state, before sleep for instance.
| 0.517375 |
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