NRI

British  

abbreviation

1. Non-Resident Indian: an Indian citizen or person of Indian origin living abroad

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Example Sentences

All were affiliated with Baylor College of Medicine and Duncan NRI during the research, although some have since moved to institutions such as Stanford University, University of Virginia and UT Southwestern Medical Center -- Dallas.

From Science Daily

"Rett syndrome is a rare genetic neurodevelopmental condition that causes a regression in development, typically after 6 to 18 months of normal growth, leading to severe impairments in motor skills, speech and communication," said corresponding author Dr. Huda Zoghbi, director of the Duncan NRI, Distinguished Service Professor at Baylor, and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator.

From Science Daily

"AIM is a major step forward in using AI to diagnose rare diseases. It narrows the differential genetic diagnoses down to a few genes and has the potential to guide the discovery of previously unknown disorders," said co-corresponding author Dr. Hugo Bellen, Distinguished Service Professor in molecular and human genetics at Baylor and chair in neurogenetics at the Duncan NRI.

From Science Daily

Mark Angelos, a senior flight instructor at the NRI Flying Club in Concord, California, has known Emerson for more than 10 years.

From Washington Times

What we learn in the prequel is that one of the foes she has to manage is her husband, the much older Lord Danbury, played by Cyril Nri.

From Slate