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Meanings of DL in English

Portuguese
decilitro
Catalan
dl

A metric unit of volume equal to one tenth of a liter.

decilitro

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NOTES: Crimson Tide freshman DL Daron Payne made his first career start.
Reuters
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Campbell Shipping said the DL Marigold was not part of its fleet.
Radio NZ
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We found that 239DL replication was only slightly attenuated early during infection.
Pubmed
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The lateralization quotient for DL words did not significantly differ among the groups.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: The calibration of DL algorithm can be augmented through simple recalibration procedures.
Pubmed
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The DL model has potential for clinical application but external validation is needed.
Pubmed
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The number of visceral pain-related behaviors was much lower in the DL-treated mice.
Pubmed
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Our findings indicate that DL might be useful for the treatment of sepsis.
Pubmed
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The loose topic went wandering, with Patrick Norton from DL.TV at the lead.
Wired
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Treatment group differences in DL(CO) annual rate of change were not significant.
Pubmed
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Results: Analysis of variance showed a significant group difference for SPEM and DL tones.
Pubmed
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Enrolled patients underwent biannual clinical breast examinations and annual mammography, breast MRI, and DL.
Pubmed
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NOTES: Colorado DL Jimmie Gilbert was ejected for targeting early in the first quarter.
Reuters
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Anterior and posterior irradiations were performed for five different PA and DL field dimensions.
Pubmed
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Mr Butson said the DL locomotives were not fit to be on the tracks.
Radio NZ
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The metabolic pathway of DL-rolipram was studied in two animal species and in man.
Pubmed
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Portuguese
decilitro
DL through the time
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