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Meanings of Rn in English

Portuguese
radão
Catalan
número atòmic 86

A radioactive gaseous element formed by the disintegration of radium; the heaviest of the inert gasses; occurs naturally (especially in areas over granite) and is considered a hazard to health.

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radão

A graduate nurse who has passed examinations for registration.

Usage of Rn in English
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Radon gas emits along the seismically active faults and increased the 222Rn contamination in surrounding water and soil.
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2
Radon (222Rn), a radioactive gas resulted from the natural decay of other radioactive elements, pose a threat to the exposed human population.
Pubmed
3
The inhibitory time course of electrical acupuncture were prolonged by stimulating RN.
Pubmed
4
Both nn and rn let you create killfiles, but in different ways.
Big Dummy's Guide to the Internet
5
RN could be the john Vince described as looking like Rick Nelson.
Devil Bones
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As an RN I am truly grateful to you for your advocacy.
News.com.au
7
In nn, hit a capital J; in rn, a small c.
Big Dummy's Guide to the Internet
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No other nurse knowledge or work environment variables were associated with RN turnover.
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She said RN B had not told her the boy's age.
Radio NZ
10
Immunotherapy type and timing proximity to SRS were not associated with RN risk.
Pubmed
11
RN: Nail art is a way to showcase your personality on your nails.
Ebony
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RN: Now, this cartoon of mine really Got to get the message out.
The new yorker
13
Letter grades were assigned based on projected RN job shortage ratios.
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Minority shareholders own about 5 percent of the unit, now renamed RN Holding.
Reuters
15
The eGFR was lowest in RN patients but comparable in all other groups.
Pubmed
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Oh, she'd tried doctors, naturally enough, being an RN and all.
Countdown: The Liberators-ARC
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