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Meanings of EC in English

Portuguese
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Spanish
cee

An international organization of European countries formed after World War II to reduce trade barriers and increase cooperation among its members.

ue
Portuguese
ec
Spanish
ec
Catalan
ec

Object-oriented programming language, defined as a super-set of the C language.

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Usage of EC in English
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This time the EC had problems tabulating results from the 350 constituencies.
BBC
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However, its expression and biologic role in EC remained to be determined.
Pubmed
3
In fact, the EC has been a political entity since its formation.
The Irish Times
4
The EC seems to be taking credit for Apple's change of heart.
Wired
5
In addition, EC-70124 was able to partially reduce tumor growth in vivo.
Pubmed
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Yet that theory is subtly, and significantly, different from the EC's theory.
Wired
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Of the then 12 EC states only Portugal had equal relative poverty.
The Irish Times
8
PKC delta EC contained significantly greater numbers of focal contacts per cell.
Pubmed
9
The EC says it is aware of the plight of local communities.
Reuters
10
Conclusions: TWIST expression promotes developmental angiogenesis by inducing EC proliferation and migration.
Pubmed
11
Conclusion: T-cad expression modulates signalling and functional responses of EC to insulin.
Pubmed
12
As more BB patients are diagnosed with EC, further research is warranted.
Pubmed
13
In seven tumors, varied numbers of EC tumor cells were also HbF-positive.
Pubmed
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Furthermore, pharmacological inhibition of EC signaling results in weight loss in humans.
Pubmed
15
In this study we experimentally reproduced an EC infection in Pekin ducks.
Pubmed
16
We found miR-146a inhibition impaired EC tube formation and migration in vitro.
Pubmed
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