What does IPPP mean?
IPPP means implemented population pharmacokinetic parameters
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for implemented population pharmacokinetic parameters?
implemented population pharmacokinetic parameters can be abbreviated as IPPP
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What does IPPP stand for? IPPP stands for "implemented population pharmacokinetic parameters". |
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How to abbreviate "implemented population pharmacokinetic parameters"? "implemented population pharmacokinetic parameters" can be abbreviated as IPPP. |
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What is the meaning of IPPP abbreviation? The meaning of IPPP abbreviation is "implemented population pharmacokinetic parameters". |
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What is IPPP abbreviation? One of the definitions of IPPP is "implemented population pharmacokinetic parameters". |
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What does IPPP mean? IPPP as abbreviation means "implemented population pharmacokinetic parameters". |
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What is shorthand of implemented population pharmacokinetic parameters? The most common shorthand of "implemented population pharmacokinetic parameters" is IPPP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PETDR - Pharmacokinetic Estimation for Therapeutic Dosage Regimens
- PK/PD - Pharmacokinetic/Pharmacodynamic
- PKDS - Pharmacokinetic Dosing Service
- PKPD - Pharmacokinetic/Pharmacodynamic
- BMS - parameters-body movements
- COX - parameters--cytrochrome-c-oxidase
- IDE - Implemented in the Eclipse
- III - Implemented in IRS
- INS - Implemented the Student
- IPs - Implemented and Survey
- ITU - Implemented by the Telecommunications
- IV - implemented in a variety
- PD - pharmacokinetic (PK)-pharmacodynamic
- PHARMDIS - Pharmacokinetic-Pharmacodynamic Drug Information and dosage adjustment System
- PTAC - Pharmacokinetic Technologies Advisory Committee
- Isr - Implemented Status Report
- Pks - Pharmacokinetic Service
- Ppk - Population Pharmacokinetic
- PDMS - pharmacokinetic drug monitoring service
- PMC - pharmacokinetic modulation chemotherapy