Converse of object

• innervate: Poliomyelitis causes an overall loss of motor units; therefore, the remaining units must innervate many more muscle fibers than they did originally.

• orphan: New branches of the remaining nerve cells were sent out to adopt the orphaned muscle fibers.

Adjective modifier

• angulated: Muscle biopsy studies do not reveal a significant increase in small angulated fibers until after age 70 years ( 105 ).

• insoluble: In addition, the presence of soluble fiber may influence how much bile acid binds to the insoluble fiber that is present.

• atrophic: Atrophic fibers were noted to be of both major fiber types, with no significant increase between biopsy samples except in one subject.

• soluble: To help prevent heart disease, you should consume approximately 7 grams of soluble fiber per day.

• dietary: The walls of plant cells are the sources of dietary fiber.

• optical: Fiber Optics - Also called optical fibers or optical fiber bundles.

Modifies a noun

• optic: We also work with fiber optics, UV light, LEDs.

• electromyography: Single fiber electromyography in various processes affecting the anterior horn cell.

• optics: Currently, fiber optics networks are not completely optical.

• hypertrophy: The stimulus for muscle fiber hypertrophy may vary between muscle groups, depending on their activity pattern.

• cable: Given a fiber cable with 100 strands -- .. .

• intake: Dietary fiber intake in the United States remains low, averaging about 17 grams per day.

Noun used with modifier

• collagen: Meat with large diameter collagen fibers tends to be tougher than meat with thinner collagen fibers.

• elastin: The elastin fibers in the image below ( from loose connective tissue around the intestine ) are the thin black ones.

• lightning-fast: Data Centers offer redundant power, lightning-fast fiber connections and 24X7X365 support from a staff with more than a decade of networking experience.

• muscle: May very well most muscle fibers your chest for about five years.

• carbon: Carbon fiber was rare in sporting goods, still mostly used in military aircraft.

• cellulose: Despite overwhelming interest, scientists know relatively little about how plant cells synthesize individual cellulose fibers.