What does PAE mean?
PAE means performed and postantibiotic effect
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for performed and postantibiotic effect?
performed and postantibiotic effect can be abbreviated as PAE
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What does PAE stand for? PAE stands for "performed and postantibiotic effect". |
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How to abbreviate "performed and postantibiotic effect"? "performed and postantibiotic effect" can be abbreviated as PAE. |
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What is the meaning of PAE abbreviation? The meaning of PAE abbreviation is "performed and postantibiotic effect". |
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What is PAE abbreviation? One of the definitions of PAE is "performed and postantibiotic effect". |
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What does PAE mean? PAE as abbreviation means "performed and postantibiotic effect". |
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What is shorthand of performed and postantibiotic effect? The most common shorthand of "performed and postantibiotic effect" is PAE. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- EC50 - effect, concentration producing 50% effect
- EE - Effect Effect
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- PBG - performed bone graft
- PCI - Performed Continues to Increase
- RFE - rod-and-frame effect
- ROSE - Rapid Onset and Sustained Effect
- SET - Structures and the Effect
- PAE - Postantibiotic Effect
- Pa-smes - Postantibiotic Sub-Mic Effects
- Paes - Postantibiotic Effects
- PASME - postantibiotic sub-MIC effect
- me - Model and the Effect
- step - Single and Twin Effect Pedal
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