What does SAR mean?
SAR means slowly adapting stretch receptor
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for slowly adapting stretch receptor?
2 ways to abbreviate slowly adapting stretch receptor
slowly adapting stretch receptor can be abbreviated as SAR
Other shorthands for slowly adapting stretch receptor are: sars
slowly adapting stretch receptor can be abbreviated as SAR
Other shorthands for slowly adapting stretch receptor are: sars
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What does SAR stand for? SAR stands for "slowly adapting stretch receptor". |
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How to abbreviate "slowly adapting stretch receptor"? "slowly adapting stretch receptor" can be abbreviated as SAR. |
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What is the meaning of SAR abbreviation? The meaning of SAR abbreviation is "slowly adapting stretch receptor". |
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What is SAR abbreviation? One of the definitions of SAR is "slowly adapting stretch receptor". |
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What does SAR mean? SAR as abbreviation means "slowly adapting stretch receptor". |
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What is shorthand of slowly adapting stretch receptor? The most common shorthand of "slowly adapting stretch receptor" is SAR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SA - Slowly Adapting Fiber
- SAI - Slowly Adapting Type I
- PSRS - slowly adapting pulmonary stretch receptors
- RAF - rapidly adapting field receptor
- RARs - receptorsand rapidly adapting stretch receptors
- SA1 - slowly adapting, type 1
- SAO - slowly-adapting organs
- SARs - slowly adapting pulmonary stretch receptors
- SAR - slowly adapting pulmonary stretch receptor
- SAR - slowly adapting receptor
- SRN - Stretch Receptor Neuron
- VSA - very slowly adapting
- Rar - Rapidly Adapting Pulmonary Stretch Receptor
- sa - Slowly Adapting
- sar - Slowly adapting pulmonary stretch receptors
- sars - Slowly adapting receptors
- sars - Slowly adapting stretch receptors
- SAS - Slowly adapting afferents
- SARS - Slowly adapting airway stretch receptors
- SAIS - Slowly adapting type I afferents