Lab medicine The analysis of 'rare' substances or molecules that are not performed in a routine clinical lab
Typically, "esoteric" refers to tests performed at reference laboratories that use rigorous testing that exceeds what most hospitals and basic labs can do. Many large commercial lab companies outsource complex tests to research labs.
The Esoteric was created in 1996.
Esoteric Recordings was created in 2007.
Esoteric Funk was created in 1977.
Esoteric - band - was created in 1992.
Privateabstruse, arcane, deep, esoteric, hermetic
Esoteric Escape was created in 2006-08.
arcane Actually the term Esoteric uses the prefix "eso" which is Greek for "within", but this interpretation of "eso" somewhat misses the point of the term Esoteric. There is no other term that points specifically to the Esoteric dimensions of Man than the term Esoteric. Esoteric does not, despite what the dictionary suggests, refer to something ones intellect can perceive. The term Esoteric specifically refers to the MIND and Spiritual realms of Man, and neither of these exist on the physical plane of existence. Therefore, that which is Esoteric is hidden from Man because the Esoteric cannot be discovered by use of ones physical faculties.
Intuitive American Esoteric was created in 2006.
(esoteric : not generally known or relevant, private, obscure, abstruse)My little sister's esoteric associates were the members of her make-believe tea party.The astronomers spent the night debating esoteric theories about Mars.Avoiding a political argument, we discussed esoteric details about the campaign stops.yes..... i use it all the timei say .. that was so esoteric!!!!so good.
It means confined to a small group, restricted or hard to understand. Here are some sentences.That is certainly esoteric knowledge.You have esoteric interests.He can make some esoteric comments.
The debate was esoteric and pertaining to little else.
"The scientist used many esoteric formulas when creating the new drug."