M.M.E.
1 Americanabbreviation
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Master of Mechanical Engineering.
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Master of Mining Engineering.
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Master of Music Education.
abbreviation
noun
Etymology
Origin of Mme
from French Madame, Mesdames
Example Sentences
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While the guidelines explicitly reject dosage caps, they continue to warn doctors to be wary of dosing over 50 M.M.E. per day, which could still be misread as a rule.
From New York Times
Dr. Frieden defended 90 M.M.E., as the measurement is known, as a responsible ceiling.
From New York Times
A 61-year-old patient, disabled by a back injury, had been functioning well for years on 225 M.M.E., he said.
From New York Times
A report by the inspector general at the Department of Health and Human Services estimated that in 2016 about 500,000 beneficiaries of Medicare drug plans had been getting prescriptions of 120 M.M.E. or greater for three months or longer — a figure that doesn’t fully capture the current affected population.
From New York Times
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