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congener /con·ge·ner/ (kon´je-ner) something closely related to another thing, as a member of the same genus, a muscle having the same function as another, or a chemical compound closely related to another in composition and exerting similar or antagonistic effects, or something derived from the same source or stock.congener´iccongen´erous
congener something closely related to another thing, as a member of the same genus, a muscle having the same function as another, or a chemical compound closely related to another in composition and exerting similar or antagonistic effects, or something derived from the same source or stock. |
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The composite variable for engagement was obtained by fitting a one-factor congeneric model to the ordinal-scaled item data. Toxicologic QSARs were based originally on congeneric series of chemicals (Schultz et al. At this point in the MULTICASE routine, a congeneric series of chemicals has been identified, with the biophore being the unifying feature. |
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