im·mo·tile ( -m t l, -mt l )adj. Not moving or lacking the ability to move. |
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According to the WHO recommendations, for determination of sperm motility, 200 spermatozoa were scored in categories A, B, C, and D, with A corresponding to rapid progressive motility, B to slow progressive motility, C to nonprogressive motility, and D to immotility. |
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