NGF
Americanabbreviation
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From Reuters
In 2005, when Tiger Woods was in his prime and the economy was humming, there were around 30 million golfers in the U.S., according to NGF.
From Seattle Times
More courses remained open in rural areas than in parts of the country with concentrated populations, the NGF said.
From Washington Times
Dr. Cohen determined that this early development was spurred by a substance similar to NGF, which he called epidermal growth factor, or EGF.
From Washington Post
NGF does this by binding to tyrosine kinase receptor A, which triggers a cascade of effects that include boosting the number of pain receptors and sensitizing nerves.
From Nature
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