What does SAT mean?
SAT means Salinity and Alkalinity Tolerance
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Salinity and Alkalinity Tolerance?
Salinity and Alkalinity Tolerance can be abbreviated as SAT
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What does SAT stand for? SAT stands for "Salinity and Alkalinity Tolerance". |
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How to abbreviate "Salinity and Alkalinity Tolerance"? "Salinity and Alkalinity Tolerance" can be abbreviated as SAT. |
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What is the meaning of SAT abbreviation? The meaning of SAT abbreviation is "Salinity and Alkalinity Tolerance". |
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What is SAT abbreviation? One of the definitions of SAT is "Salinity and Alkalinity Tolerance". |
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What does SAT mean? SAT as abbreviation means "Salinity and Alkalinity Tolerance". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DADTA - Durability And Damage Tolerance Assessment
- DADTT - Durability and Damage Tolerance Testing
- IRSATON - International Rice Salinity and Alkalinity Tolerance Observational Nursery
- NAPSWQ - National Action Plan for Salinity and Water Quality
- DADT - Durability and Damage Tolerance
- DFT - Defect and Fault Tolerance
- SLUI - Salinity and Land Use Impacts
- WCAR - World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Tolerance
- DADTA - Durability and Damage Tolerance Analysis
- FMFT - Fabric Monitoring and Fault Tolerance
- HAA - Hardness And Alkalinity
- IATT - insulin and arginine tolerance tests
- IRSA - International Rice Salinity and Alkalinity
- IRSAT - International Rice Salinity and Alkalinity Tolerance
- RRT - Racial and Religious Tolerance
- RSAT - Rice Salinity and Alkalinity Tolerance
- RRTA - Racial and Religious Tolerance Act
- SAT - secretion and acid tolerance
- FDT - Fatigue and Damage Tolerance
- Nssts - Near-Surface Salinity and Temperature System