CRP

Biochemistry.

1. C-reactive protein.

CRP

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abbreviation

1. Central Reserve Police

CRP

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abbreviation

1. C-reactive protein; a chemical in the blood that can be measured to indicate inflammation in the body and a person's risk of suffering a heart attack

Example Sentences

"We expected that low rates of lactating would be associated with a relatively high morning peak in CRP and vice versa,"Hové said.

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It also found that people who regularly floss are more likely to have higher CRP levels.

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Wu said that of those patients presenting with type 2 diabetes, significant interaction between MHR and CRP was observed.

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These tests work best if CRP and FCP levels have previously matched with disease activity seen on endoscopic assessment.

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CRP alleged it was “shoehorned” into using Cookies’ suppliers and pressured by executives to repeatedly increase the number of orders despite manufacturing delays, defects and other problems.

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