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In number theory, a probable prime (PRP) is an integer that satisfies a specific condition that is satisfied by all prime numbers, but which is not satisfied by most composite numbers.

probable prime

вероятно простое число

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Usage of prp in English

Recent studies proved that PRP could promote regeneration of injured peripheral nerve. 
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YOU may have heard of PRP treatment, but what exactly is it? 
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Our data disclose the possibility that phosphorylation might modulate PrP biological activity. 
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PRP failed to have a major effect on markers of macrophage polarization. 
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PRP works optimally when combined with another technique referred to as microneedling. 
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PRP injection into the injured spinal cord and activation of intrinsic mechanisms. 
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In the latter vaccine, pertussis antigen served as an adjuvant for PRP. 
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Platelet densities in whole blood and PRP were examined using Wright-Giemsa staining. 
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PRP was prepared from the whole blood of a Japanese white rabbit. 
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So far, the effect of PRP on frozen shoulder lacks evidence. 
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Historically, PRP has been used for a variety of indications with effective results. 
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Acne scarring is a permanent, disfiguring sequel with which PRP can also assist. 
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Objectives: To test and validate a method for production of an equine PRP-PC product. 
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Results: All patients had the adult acquired form of PRP. 
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The octapeptide repeats within PrP directly affected the binding activity of PrP with tau. 
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MSCs-PRP-FHA-treated sites showed new vital bone between residual grafting particles. 
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