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Meanings of esr in English

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Microwave spectroscopy in which there is resonant absorption of radiation by a paramagnet.

Portuguese
velocidade de hemossedimentação

The rate at which red blood cells settle out in a tube of blood under standardized conditions; a high rate usually indicates the presence of inflammation.

velocidade de hemossedimentação
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These data suggest that combinations of esr-mPCR and AP-PCR can provide a powerful approach for epidemiological investigation of toxigenic S. aureus isolates.
Pubmed
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The Ministry of Health was working with ESR to develop a plan.
Radio NZ
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ESR was associated with psychological distress, negative self-perceived health, and sleeping disorders.
Pubmed
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Trading in units of ESR and Sabana were halted on Thursday morning.
Reuters
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Plus: Why are AB InBev and ESR restarting Hong Kong listing plans?
Reuters
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Reuters reported on Friday that ESR-REIT and Viva were in merger talks.
Reuters
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When contacted by Reuters, Warburg Pincus and ESR both declined to comment.
Reuters
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They, however, said ESR has not yet agreed on terms of a deal.
Reuters
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ESR is warning climate change could mean more outbreaks of water borne illness.
Radio NZ
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But ESR said the information was not definitive and more investigation was needed.
Radio NZ
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The trial has today heard from evidence from ESR forensic scientist Rosalyn Rough.
Radio NZ
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ESR participants were older, on a lower educational level, and more often unemployed.
Pubmed
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The bank is also leading the ESR float in its second listing attempt.
Reuters
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NHE water diminished hydroxyl radicals as demonstrated by ESR in a cell-free system.
Pubmed
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ESR clinical microbiologist Deborah Williamson said the diseases could not be spread here.
Radio NZ
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ESR has bought into other industrial real estate investment trusts recently.
Reuters
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