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Meanings of nih in English

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national institutes of health

An agency in the Department of Health and Human Services whose mission is to employ science in the pursuit of knowledge to improve human health; is the principal biomedical research agency of the federal government.

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Usage of nih in English
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The year before his Nobel, Capecchi said, NIH denied his grant proposal.
Reuters
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The NIH has been funding her research for the past 23 years.
Reuters
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The 1994 NIH Revitalization Act was a step in the right direction.
The Guardian
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Applying portfolio theory would drastically change how NIH spends the public's money.
Reuters
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As expected, this NIH initiative generated some anxiety in the scientific community.
Pubmed
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PETA and the NIH both acknowledged a proposed rule from the U.S.
Reuters
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The bioengineering institute at NIH is funding research to develop noninvasive stimulators.
Reuters
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He'd also like the NIH to get tougher on enforcing their recommendation.
Wired
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Two weeks after NIH:OVCAR-3 cell inoculation, rats were divided into three groups.
Pubmed
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Migration was more extensive in RD nude than in NIH nude rats.
Pubmed
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Other questions also confronted RAC and the NIH during these years.
Is Human Nature Obsolete?
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This article begins with a history and physical examination of NIH.
Pubmed
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But administratively it would report not to NIH but directly to the president.
True compass: a memoir
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The project is underway with funding from the NIH, according to CEO Kaliki.
Wired
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Experimental research into the human genome is another heavily-funded NIH field.
Wired
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The episode prompted NIH, encouraged by Skloot, to meet with the Lacks family.
Reuters
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