Converse of object

• mean: In reality, the condition of perfection is anathema to a dynamic civilization since it means stasis, and therefore ruin and decay.

• induce: Probably the most fatal pathophysiological lesion of these is the stasis induced in the the microvascular system by aggregated infected erythrocytes.

Adjective modifier

• follicular: Such animals have obviously been suffering for follicular stasis for several seasons.

• venous: Spinal cord ischaemia, caused by reduction of arterial flow or venous stasis, may contribute to the development of clinical features.

• gastric: During labor, gastric stasis, associated with the use of opioid analgesics, may increase the mother's risk of inhalation pneumonia.

• social: For Bahá'ís a truly cohesive society is more than a condition of social stasis.

• gastrointestinal: The commonest cause of GI problems in companion rabbits is if the gut slows down and stops - gastrointestinal stasis or " ileus " .

• evolutionary: During these times the population exhibits evolutionary stasis ( ie, no change ) with respect to the factor being measured.

Modifies a noun

• ulcer: Venous stasis ulcers represent a significant number of chronic wounds, a variety of growth factors have been investigated in this area.

• leak: Click for video clip Holly explains the episode title, " A stasis leak is a leak, right, in stasis.

• chamber: They discover a series of stasis chambers where a small group of people are mentally connected to an artificial environment that turned horribly wrong.

• booth: Then it was time for the ' stasis booth ' , with each participant taken away to record their thoughts on video.

• field: As the Minor Node became aware of the stasis field, a sub- space pocket opened to receive the precious jewel.

• eczema: Stasis Eczema - on the lower legs Associated with chronic venous stasis, lipodermatosclerosis.

Noun used with modifier

• gut: Gut stasis can help to be prevented - simply by the feeding of good quality hay.

• blood: Hong Hua was added to address her underlying mild blood stasis that was causing clothing on the second day of menses.

• bile: When this is associated with biliary infection, bile stasis or a change in gall bladder function, stones tend to form.

Preposition: in

• limb: Because of weakness, there may be stasis in the limbs from lack of action of the muscle pump.

Preposition: of

• mucus: Frequently antibiotics are prescribed which reduce the infection and discharge but do nothing for the stasis of mucus within the sinus.

• blood: Stasis of blood ( blood flowing more slowly than normal ).