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Meanings of efr in English

Evoked potential generated by periodic or nearly-periodic auditory stimuli.

Type of frequency control faster than primary control.

EF-Tu receptor, abbreviated as EFR, is a pattern-recognition receptor (PRR) that binds to the prokaryotic protein EF-Tu (elongation factor thermo unstable) in Arabidopsis thaliana.

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Usage of efr in English
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All GSM customers with compatible phones will be switched automatically to EFR.
The Irish Times
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With this new tool and a fresh eye, EFR suddenly saw the mountain's sport potential.
Climbing Magazine
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Multivariate analysis showed that treatment modality and compartment of origin were independent predictors of EFR.
Pubmed
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EFR continues to be active in local development and has remained a fixture in the Tucson scene.
Climbing Magazine
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Beyond being on the lookout for interesting features, EFR has brought an eye for connections and lithic subtext.
Climbing Magazine
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Even with such differences between the two highest quality RMBS markets in Europe, AFME and EFR hope that PCS can offer a solution.
Reuters
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According to the company, this is one of the first European implementations of Enhanced Full Rate (EFR) technology, with no additional cost to the user.
The Irish Times
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The average Efr with a cutoff of 3,700 yielded the best 10-year graft survival in this subgroup of the 2007 UNOS cases.
Pubmed
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