Category: E

Impotence.  

In anatomy, tissues that are capable of erection, erectile tissue, erectile dysfunction. Capable of causing erection or becoming erect. The penis is composed largely of erectile tissue.  

In research, evidence that a test measures consistently across different equivalent forms.  

A particular branch of law that differs from law. Primarily concerned with providing justice and fair treatment addresses issues the common law is unable to consider.  

In personal relationships, a perceived balance between the benefits the relationship provides and the personal investments it requires.  

A theory that specifies the way in which costs and rewards are to be distributed in society.  

Equality rule.  

In law, a decree of a court of equity.  

The concept that all parts of the brain are capable of serving a variety of functions and taking over should the part that normally performs a certain function becomes destroyed.  

The figure formed by the chromosomes in the center of the spindle in mitosis. The platelike mass of chromosomes at the equator of the spindle in cell division.