What does MRP mean?
MRP means movement-related cortical potentials
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for movement-related cortical potentials?
movement-related cortical potentials can be abbreviated as MRP
Other shorthands for movement-related cortical potentials are: MRCP, MRPs
Other shorthands for movement-related cortical potentials are: MRCP, MRPs
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What does MRP stand for? MRP stands for "movement-related cortical potentials". |
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How to abbreviate "movement-related cortical potentials"? "movement-related cortical potentials" can be abbreviated as MRP. |
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What is the meaning of MRP abbreviation? The meaning of MRP abbreviation is "movement-related cortical potentials". |
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What is MRP abbreviation? One of the definitions of MRP is "movement-related cortical potentials". |
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What does MRP mean? MRP as abbreviation means "movement-related cortical potentials". |
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What is shorthand of movement-related cortical potentials? The most common shorthand of "movement-related cortical potentials" is MRP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MRCF - movement-related cortical field
- MRBP - Movement-Related Brain Potentials
- MRP - Movement-Related Potential
- ERPs - event-related cortical potentials
- ERP - event-related cortical potentials
- LEP - laser-evoked cortical potentials
- MASP - movement-accompanying slow potentials
- MRBM - Movement Related Brain Macropotentials
- MRFS - Movement-related magnetic fields
- MRCP - Motor Related Cortical Potentials
- MRCP - movement-related cortical potential
- MRD - movement related desynchronisation
- SEPS - somatosensory evoked cortical potentials
- VECP - visual evoked, cortical potentials
- Mrbms - Movement-Related Brain Macropotentials
- MR - movement related
- MRPs - Movement-related cortical potentials
- MRPs - movement-related potentials
- Veps - Visual Evoked Cortical Potentials
- vecp - Visually Evoked Cortical Potentials