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Significados de finnish markka em inglês

russo
марка
português
marco finlandês
espanhol
marco finlandes
catalão
marc finlandès
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Currency of Finland in 1860–2002.

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Examples for "mk"
Examples for "mk"
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Strikingly, this amino acid alteration is the same as that seen in the mk mouse.
Pubmed
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The corporation's job was done: MK was an economic and popular success.
The Guardian
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MK: My approach is to always find something special, but still approachable.
Ebony
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MK opened offices in Japan and San Francisco to woo foreign companies.
The Guardian
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Thus, our findings defined a role for LOX-PP in reducing MK ploidy.
Pubmed
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Growth in urine induces the fimS phase OFF orientation, preventing fim expression.
Pubmed
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The distance between strains was calculated for fim and mfa genes.
Pubmed
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Ms Lester said she hoped to take it to other fim festival around the world.
Radio NZ
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Different recombinant fimH strains also showed a strong clonal association with ST131 isolates that had distinct fluoroquinolone resistance profiles.
Pubmed
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Representative fimH genes were sequenced, and the deduced amino acid sequences were compared with the previously published FimH sequence.
Pubmed
1
Operating profits fell by 65 per cent to 552 million markka, from 1.589 billion.
The Irish Times
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Sales declined from 16.95 billion markka to 16.55 billion.
The Irish Times
3
France discontinued exchange facilities for the franc on Feb. 17 and Finland will do likewise for the markka later this month.
Reuters
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France discontinued exchange facilities for the franc on February 17 and Finland will do likewise for the markka later this month.
Reuters
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Helsinki - A 30-year-old Finn won 1.4 million markka (£176,000) on the lottery with the wrong number.
The Irish Times
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The price of shares in the group fell to 78 Finnish marks from 84.5 at the close on Friday.
The Irish Times
Uso de finnish markka em inglês
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It said its 1995 profit before extraordinary items and taxes amounted to 1.5 billion Finnish markka (£211 million) up from 1.03 billion markka in 1994.
The Irish Times