-
represented by the
abbreviation abbr., abbrv., or abbrev.; nil by
mouth is an
abbreviated medical instruction. It may also
consist of
initials only, a mixture...
- An
Abbreviator (plural "
Abbreviators" in
English and "Abbreviatores" in Latin) or
Breviator was a
writer of the
Papal Chancery who
adumbrated and prepared...
- The
Abbreviated mental test
score (AMTS) is a test for
rapidly ****essing
elderly patients for the
possibility of dementia. It was
first used in 1972,...
- An
Abbreviated New Drug
Application (ANDA) is an
application for a U.S.
generic drug
approval for an
existing licensed medication or
approved drug. The...
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because of the
misreading of poor handwriting. The two
alternatives are to
abbreviate as "mcg" or to
write out "microgram" in full (see also List of abbreviations...
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rather on
early inscriptions where the rune has been
hypothesized to
abbreviate *laukaz, a
symbol of fertility, see the Bülach fibula.
Elder ****hark Rune...
- The
Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS) is an anatomical-based
coding system created by the ****ociation for the
Advancement of
Automotive Medicine to cl****ify...
- /ðæt/. In the Old
English language that was
spelled þæt. It was also
abbreviated as a
letter Thorn, þ, with the
ascender crossed, ꝥ ( ). In
Middle English...
- 1997, when its
third edition was released. A
major use of ISO 4 is to
abbreviate the
names of
scientific journals using the LTWA. For instance,
under ISO...
- An
Abbreviated Life is a
memoir by
Ariel S. Leve. In this book she
tells the
story of her
childhood and her mother. She
described the
physical and emotional...