What does NRI mean?
NRI means nonreciprocal receptor interference
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for nonreciprocal receptor interference?
nonreciprocal receptor interference can be abbreviated as NRI
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What does NRI stand for? NRI stands for "nonreciprocal receptor interference". |
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How to abbreviate "nonreciprocal receptor interference"? "nonreciprocal receptor interference" can be abbreviated as NRI. |
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What is the meaning of NRI abbreviation? The meaning of NRI abbreviation is "nonreciprocal receptor interference". |
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What is NRI abbreviation? One of the definitions of NRI is "nonreciprocal receptor interference". |
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What does NRI mean? NRI as abbreviation means "nonreciprocal receptor interference". |
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What is shorthand of nonreciprocal receptor interference? The most common shorthand of "nonreciprocal receptor interference" is NRI. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- IA-DCA - Interference-Adaptive Dynamic Channel Allocation
- IC-IPDL - Interference Cancellation-Based Idle Period Downlink
- IC-DMS - Interference Channel with Degraded Message Sets
- INCANS - Interference Cancellation System
- INTERFER - Interference
- INTFC - Interference
- ISR-D - Interference Subspace Rejection, Diversities Mode
- ISR-DF - Interference Subspace Rejection, Decision Feedback Mode
- ISR-H - Interference Subspace Rejection, Hypotheses Mode
- ISR-R - Interference Subspace Rejection, Realization Mode
- ISR-RH - Interference Subspace Rejection, Reduced Hypotheses Mode
- ISR-TR - Interference Subspace Rejection, Total Realization Mode
- ISR-TR-S - Interference Subspace Rejection, Total Realization Mode - Scalar
- I/N - Interference to Noise Ratio
- IF - Interference
- RORA - Receptor-Related Orphan Receptor Alpha
- ORL - receptor-opioid receptor-like
- ROR - receptor-related orphan receptor
- rTR - receptor-related testis-associated receptor
- Rxr - Receptor X Receptor