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Meanings of crt in English

Catalan
tub de raigs catòdics

A vacuum tube in which a hot cathode emits a beam of electrons that pass through a high voltage anode and are focused or deflected before hitting a phosphorescent screen.

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Usage of crt in English
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Conclusion: No specific biomarkers reached significance for predicting functional response to CRT.
Pubmed
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CRT is achieved by simultaneously pacing both the left and right ventricles.
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Results: We identified 26 completed CRTs and five study protocols of CRTs.
Pubmed
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Importantly, a possible role for CK2 modulation in CRT has been identified.
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Conclusion: 3D CRT allows for cochlear sparing in the treatment of medulloblastoma.
Pubmed
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Conclusions: In MADIT-CRT, two-thirds of the deaths were cardiac and one-third non-cardiac.
Pubmed
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When the CRT sells canalside space to developers the moorings often go.
The Guardian
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This suggests activation of the CrT as a major unmet pharmacological target.
Pubmed
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Emotional functioning and social functioning scores slightly increased during and after CRT.
Pubmed
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There is insufficient evidence to determine the effectiveness of CRT-D versus CRT-P.
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Tumor volumes were measured prior to and following CRT to determine TVRR.
Pubmed
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How do we determine if the benefits outweigh the risks of CRTs?
Pubmed
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An LCD flat screen TV uses less energy than similar-size CRT television.
Wired
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Hodgkin lymphoma, germ cell and oesophagus cancers had the highest CRT rates.
Pubmed
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Monitors, CRT's, screens, cathode ray tubes, whatever you want to call them.
Terminal Compromise
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This means Moormeister can make money off the CRT without expensive tax consequences.
Reuters
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