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Meanings of Hg in English

Portuguese
mercúrio
Catalan
mercuri
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A heavy silvery toxic univalent and bivalent metallic element; the only metal that is liquid at ordinary temperatures.

mercúrio
Catalan
hectogram
Spanish
hectogramo

100 Grams.

hectogram
Usage of Hg in English
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These time comparisons suggested recent Hg increase in East Greenland polar bears.
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We find it likely that Hg emissions will increase in the future.
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Residents from other sites also reflected a certain level of Hg exposure.
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Proportion of MAP values ≥85 mm Hg was calculated for each patient.
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Methyl Hg was inversely correlated with salinity, sediment Eh and sand content.
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Longitudinal variability of hair Hg levels changed slowly across the study period.
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Higher Hg concentrations were also related to lower condition factor and cooler springs.
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However, the biogeochemical cycling of Hg in this reservoir is not well studied.
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Patients whose SBP fell below 90 mm Hg were withdrawn from the study.
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Open-ended survey data better represent Hg intake as determined from hair Hg levels.
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However, biogeochemical and ecological factors also explained significant variation in Hg bioaccumulation across species.
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However, the magnitude of Hg-MIF in interior pools of the crust is largely unknown.
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Sources suggest Hg Capital and Three Delta could both be interested in acquiring Tracscare.
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We defined EBPIE as a ≥70mm Hg increase in systolic blood pressure with exercise.
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We examined the pharmacokinetics of Hg in the brain, liver and kidneys after i.m.
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Increasing the perfusion pressure above 100 mm Hg did not further significantly decrease renin secretion.
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