What does TERA mean?
TERA means transcapillary escape rate of albumin
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for transcapillary escape rate of albumin?
transcapillary escape rate of albumin can be abbreviated as TERA
Other shorthands for transcapillary escape rate of albumin are: ter
Other shorthands for transcapillary escape rate of albumin are: ter
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What does TERA stand for? TERA stands for "transcapillary escape rate of albumin". |
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How to abbreviate "transcapillary escape rate of albumin"? "transcapillary escape rate of albumin" can be abbreviated as TERA. |
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What is the meaning of TERA abbreviation? The meaning of TERA abbreviation is "transcapillary escape rate of albumin". |
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What is TERA abbreviation? One of the definitions of TERA is "transcapillary escape rate of albumin". |
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What does TERA mean? TERA as abbreviation means "transcapillary escape rate of albumin". |
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What is shorthand of transcapillary escape rate of albumin? The most common shorthand of "transcapillary escape rate of albumin" is TERA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- dP/dt - Rate of Rise of Left Ventricular Pressure
- RaCO2 - Rate of Appearance of CO2
- ROGO - Rate of Growth Ordinance
- Ro2 - Rate of O2 Release
- RRRV - Rate of Rise of Recovery Voltage
- RORCE - Rate of Return on Capital Employed
- ROCOCSF - Rate of Occurrence of Critical Software Failures
- VCO2 - Rate of Elimination of Carbon Dioxide
- Ra - Rate of Appearance
- RCWT - Rate of Change of Wall Thickness
- ROCOF - Rate of Change of Frequency
- ROCOF - Rate Of Occurrence Of Failures
- RCDI - Rate of Change of Direction
- RDDS - Rate of Decrease of Dielectric Strength
- TER - Transcapillary Escape Rate
- TERA - Trans-vascular escape rates of albumin
- Rrrv - Rate of Rise of Restriking Voltage
- RCF - rate of change of frequency
- ter - Transcapillary escape rate of albumin
- PTCER - Pulmonary Transcapillary Escape Rate