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Meanings of TCE in anglès

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tricloroetilè
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tricloroetileno

A heavy colorless highly toxic liquid used as a solvent to clean electronic components and for dry cleaning and as a fumigant; causes cancer and liver and lung damage.

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Usage of TCE in anglès
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My tap water sample was very close to five parts per billion TCE.
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Conclusion: The clinical manifestations due to TCE exposure were similar to dermatitis medicamentosa.
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It is controversial whether gestational TCE exposure causes congenital heart defects.
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The basis for TCE's proposed cardiac teratogenicity is not well understood.
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In the end they gamed regulatory capital standards, substituting inferior capital for TCE.
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Tier 1 includes capital like preferred stock as equivalent to TCE.
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These data demonstrate that TCE is a cardiac teratogen for chick.
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However, the mechanism of IL-6 in liver damages induced by TCE was not clear.
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And to find out how much TCE Thurman actually uses.
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The patch test demonstrated that the mechanism underlying THS is delayed-type hypersensitivity induced by TCE.
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Batch adsorption experiments showed that the TCE adsorption was strongly dependent on the BCs properties.
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The specific application being addressed concerns the problem of indoor air contamination by TCE vapor intrusion.
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We conclude that TCE-MEP permits monitoring of the spinal cord in patients with disturbed motor function.
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Main outcomes and measures: Both TCE in the past 3 years and SSE in the past year.
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Results: The occurrence of the dermatitis was not parallel to TCE exposure levels, without significant dose-effect relationship.
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Structurally similar communities were detected in groundwater from wells containing cis-DCE, high TCE, and low nitrate levels.
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