Adjective:

नि:स्रोत, नालिकाहीन, अंत:स्त्रावी,

endocrine's Usage Examples:

Little evidence was found for a relationship between maternal occupation to the seven classes of potential endocrine disrupting chemicals and risk of hypospadias.

Possible use in rapid diagnosis of endocrine disorders and side effects of retinoid therapy are being studied.

endocrine disrupters have been carried out studying animals living in water, mainly fishes.

Sometimes referred to as the "master gland," it regulates and controls the activities of other endocrine glands and many body processes including growth and reproductive function.

Endocrine and metabolic disorders are another important cause of growth problems.

All MEN types are the result of inherited genetic mutations that predispose the individual to excessive growth of cells (hyperplasia) and tumor formation in multiple endocrine glands.

chaste tree is becoming popular in Europe with women to assist with endocrine system imbalances.

This condition, called hirsutism, is not itself life-threatening (though the emotional effects can be traumatic), but it can indicate more serious conditions such as tumors, cancer, or endocrine system abnormalities.

Because bone growth is affected by calcium regulating hormones, sex steroids, and thyroid hormones, disturbances in the endocrine system, which controls hormones, can be detected.

Pesticides and similarly constructed chemical agents can cause cancer and can damage human endocrine and nervous systems, and they can be found in the soil, food, water, and in the air.

Synonyms:

endocrinal,

Antonyms:

cervical glands of the uterus, secretory organ, lachrymal gland, Cowper"s gland, cortex,