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instructions for use (IFU)
Medical devices; 

A user manual or instruction guide that usually accompanies a medical device and explains how to install or operate it. IFUs are often mandatory as part of the regulatory ...

use
Law; General law

An old method of holding land, similar to a trust, in which one person got legal ownership, but another person got the use of the land. The statute of uses was a law in England ...

use
Language; Slang

To use (drugs); to take drugs habitually. (Drugs and now widely known.) * I tried to stop using, but I couldn’t. * I couldn’t face myself if I started using the stuff again.

instructions
Legal services; Courts

Judge's explanation to the jury before it begins deliberations of the question it must answer and the applicable law governing the case. (Also referred to as charge.)

instructions
Legal services; Courts

Judge's explanation to the jury before it begins deliberations of the questions it must answer and the law governing the case.

calcareous
Biology; Biochemistry

The body parts of animals which contain calcium as shells, bones and exoskeleton and they protect the animals, are called as calcareous.

humus
Biology; Biochemistry

Humus is a dark material in the soil that is formed from decaying plants and leaves.

red blood cell
Biology; Biochemistry

A blood cell that carries oxygen and carbon dioxide to all body tissues is called as red blood cell.

rotten
Biology; Biochemistry

Anything that has gone bad; smelly; decayed; evil; unpleasant which is likely to break due to rot is called as rotten.

aerobic
Biology; Biochemistry

Needing or using oxygen to live.Living things that can exist only in environments that contain oxygen are aerobic.

anderogen
Biology; Biochemistry

One of the hormones that controls the physical development in males. Testosterone is an androgen.

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