navar

British  

/ ˈnævɑː /

noun

1. a system of air navigation in which a ground radar station relays signals to each aircraft indicating the relative positions of neighbouring aircraft

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Etymology

Origin of navar

C20: from nav ( igational and traffic control rad ) ar

Example Sentences

"Fewer than half of patients with established atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease currently reach LDL cholesterol goals. An oral therapy this effective has the potential to dramatically improve our ability to prevent heart attacks and strokes on a population level," said Ann Marie Navar, M.D.,

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According to Dr. Navar, enlicitide builds on decades of scientific work at UT Southwestern.

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Dr. Navar noted that earlier challenges included high costs and insurance barriers.

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"The study population reflects what we see in clinical practice," Dr. Navar said.

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"These reductions in LDL cholesterol are the most we have ever achieved with an oral drug by far since the development of statins," Dr. Navar said.

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