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Meanings of cfr in English

An estimate of the risk of mortality from a contagious disease, calculated by dividing the number of deaths caused by a disease by the number of cases of that disease in a given time period.

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The corresponding resistance gene cfr is located on plasmid(s) and is transferable within and between staphylococcal species including Staphylococcus aureus.
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The DFARS and the FAR are published in title 48 of CFR.
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Adcock shareholders are due to vote on the CFR deal next month.
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Improvement in the CFR in Afghanistan was predominantly in the prehospital phase.
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Eligible patients underwent contrast-enhanced cardiac MR imaging and invasive measurement of CFR.
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CFR's shareholders on Monday also approved listing the Chilean company in South Africa.
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Guangdong Province resulted in an even lower CFR compared with Beijing.
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We also found that TTE measurements of CFR were highly reproducible.
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The VP slope ratio and CFR decreased in the presence of coronary stenoses.
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It was not immediately clear how Foord planned to vote on the CFR deal.
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The PIC has said it does not want CFR shares.
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MPRIs of vascular regions were compared with the corresponding CFR.
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CFR was not associated with infarct characteristics or clinical outcomes.
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CFR said it believed its offer was the best for the future of the company.
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These rotations are manifested by epidermal cell file rotation (CFR) along the root.
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Therefore, we aimed to evaluate CFR and its relation to cardiac events in heart transplant patients.
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