Usage of "frequency following response"

Evoked potential generated by periodic or nearly-periodic auditory stimuli.

Synonyms

Examples for "ffr"

Golgi complex ultrastructure is disrupted in the ffr digestive tract. 
 Pubmed 

These data indicate that ffr is required for both Golgi structure and vesicular trafficking, and ultimately lipid transport. 
 Pubmed 

The zebrafish fat-free (ffr) mutation was identified in a physiological screen for genes that regulate lipid metabolism. 
 Pubmed 

Through positional cloning, we have identified a causative mutation in a highly conserved and ubiquitously expressed gene within the ffr locus. 
 Pubmed 

Enterocyte retention of an endosomal lipid marker in ffr larvae support the idea that altered vesicle trafficking contributes to the ffr mutant defect. 
 Pubmed 

The intentions are good, but FFP needs serious revision. So now what? 
 The Guardian 

For Sean Paul, working with FFP gave him a sense of security. 
 Jamaica Observer 

FFP has been deemed a success in curtailing losses sustained by clubs. 
 The Guardian 

What happens if a club are found guilty of an FFP breach? 
 The Guardian 

Cell-derived microparticles in both LP and FFP were mostly platelet in origin. 
 Pubmed 

All GSM customers with compatible phones will be switched automatically to EFR. 
 The Irish Times 

With this new tool and a fresh eye, EFR suddenly saw the mountain's sport potential. 
 Climbing Magazine 

Multivariate analysis showed that treatment modality and compartment of origin were independent predictors of EFR. 
 Pubmed 

EFR continues to be active in local development and has remained a fixture in the Tucson scene. 
 Climbing Magazine 

Beyond being on the lookout for interesting features, EFR has brought an eye for connections and lithic subtext. 
 Climbing Magazine 

Interface language

Meanings of frequency following response in английском