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seric

(ˈsɛrɪk)
adj
made of silk; silken
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(10.) Vukovic Cvetkovic V, Basic Kes V, Seric V, Vargek Solter V, Demarin V, Janculjak D, et al.
Moreover, it was identified that brand equity exercises significant and positive relationship with brand loyalty in hotels and restaurants (Nam et al., 2011; Seric, Mikulic, and Gil-Saura, 2016).
Helping hand Craig Fairlie, Seric Systems, speaks to Lochfield pupils about cyber security
This study is the first to investigate the psychometric properties of the N- SERIC. The results suggest that the N-SERIC can be used as a unidimensional scale in cases where there is a need to assess the occupational therapist's or occupational therapy student's overall self-efficacy for recognizing clients' interpersonal characteristics in therapeutic practice.
The seric blood lactate with another blood drop was measured, analyzing in a portable lactometer, Accutrend Plus[R] (Roche Accutrend Plus, New York, USA), the heart rate (HR) that was collected by a digital oximeter Onyx (Nonim, model 9500, USA) and also the subject answer about the Borg's Rating of Perceived Exertion Scale (RPE) was observed.
She presented with blood creatinine 1.34mg/dL, pancreatic amylase 222 U/L (4 times above the upper limit of normal), pancreatic lipase 174 U/L (3 times above the upper limit of normal), and seric lactates 6.5 mmol/L.
El Pereira, "Detection of hepatitis C virus RNA in saliva samples from patients with seric anti-HCV antibodies," Brazilian Journal of Infectious Diseases, vol.
Propolis: Effect of different concentrations, extracts and intake period on seric biochemical variables.

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