Meanings of epg in English

The prevalence of hookworm infection was reduced from 41.2-57.9% to 5.5-16.1%, and intensity of infection from 186.9-416.8 epg to 3.7-36.9 epg.

The focus of the EPG is developing and commercialising sustainable energy technologies.

It owned the satellite platform and the EPG on which competitors were listed.

The EPG determines the order that channels appear on televisions.

You must click in the EPG column and then choose one of the channels listed.

Canis Media said there were also an unspecified number of unallocated digital EPG channels slots available.

The EPG sets a minimum target of 50 percent achievement as the measure of successful compliance.

A minimally-invasive neuromodulation via EPG was performed every day for 30 staring at the chronic phase.

However, the recession has led to fewer channel launches and prices of EPG slots have fallen considerably.

These results suggest that the number of neuroblasts is increased by the repeated treatment of EPG in middle-aged mice.

Malcolm McCulloch is the Head of the Energy and Power Group (EPG) at the University of Oxford.

During more buoyant economic times this fuelled a lucrative market in EPG slots with some slots going for more than £1m.

However Sir Mekere disputes this claim, urging the Prime Minister to disclose the advice and recommendations given to him by the EPG.

Unexpectedly, the high prevalence of these common parasites was not accompanied by elevated EPG values, which suggests the existence of moderate infestations.

At 1.8 euros a share, EPG's enterprise value would drop to 9 times EBITDA, well below its peers.

Here's something that's existed for quite a few years now but might finally reach the Irish television market this year: a "backwards EPG".