"nonnitrogenic" meaning in English

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Adjective

Etymology: From non- + nitrogenic. Etymology templates: {{af|en|non-|nitrogenic}} non- + nitrogenic Head templates: {{en-adj|-}} nonnitrogenic (not comparable)
  1. Not nitrogenic; not of, containing, or pertaining to nitrogen. Tags: not-comparable Synonyms: nonnitrogenous, non-nitrogenic

Alternative forms

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          "text": "The efficiency of bisphosphonates to reduce bone reabsorption appears to reside in their avidity to bind to bone mineral as well as their intracellular activity in osteoclasts. As a rule, nitrogenic bisphosphonates are more efficacious compared with nonnitrogenic bisphosphonates.",
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