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“People with a history of trauma and mental illness tend to be emotionally labile,” Kupers added.

On the contrary the labile opsonins of normal serum have a comparatively general action on different organisms.

This is readily intelligible on the supposition that the toxophorous group is more labile than the haptophorous.

The latter is ferment-like and much more labile than the former, being readily destroyed at 60 C.

In both cases an extremely labile connection with consciousness arises which leads to a rapid forgetting.

We are rather like the labile chemical compounds: our molecules readily rearrange themselves.