What does SMR mean?
SMR means sympathetically mediated vasoconstrictor response
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for sympathetically mediated vasoconstrictor response?
sympathetically mediated vasoconstrictor response can be abbreviated as SMR
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What does SMR stand for? SMR stands for "sympathetically mediated vasoconstrictor response". |
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How to abbreviate "sympathetically mediated vasoconstrictor response"? "sympathetically mediated vasoconstrictor response" can be abbreviated as SMR. |
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What is the meaning of SMR abbreviation? The meaning of SMR abbreviation is "sympathetically mediated vasoconstrictor response". |
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What is SMR abbreviation? One of the definitions of SMR is "sympathetically mediated vasoconstrictor response". |
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What does SMR mean? SMR as abbreviation means "sympathetically mediated vasoconstrictor response". |
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What is shorthand of sympathetically mediated vasoconstrictor response? The most common shorthand of "sympathetically mediated vasoconstrictor response" is SMR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MCCWS - Mediated Communication in Collaborative Work and Services
- AMIR - Antibody-Mediated Immune Response
- CMIR - Cell-Mediated Immune Response
- CMI - Cell Mediated Immune Response
- HPVR - Hypoxic Pulmonary Vasoconstrictor Response
- PMIR - Psi-Mediated Instrumental Response
- CMI - cellular-mediated immune response
- CMC - cell-mediated cytotoxic response
- CMIR - T-cell-mediated immune response
- CMAI - cell-mediated autoimmune response
- CMMR - cell-mediated mitogenic response
- SIP - sympathetically independent pain
- SMP - Sympathetically Maintained Pain
- SMP - Sympathetically Mediated Pain
- SMP - sympathetically maintained neuropathic pain
- SMP - sympathetically mediated chronic pain
- SMPS - Sympathetically Maintained Pain Syndromes
- vcs - Vasoconstrictor Substance
- SMPS - Sympathetically maintained pain syndrome
- VC - Vasoconstrictor