There are multiple definitions:
mitral regurgitation(English)
- severity may be graded by a 4-point scale based on the ratio of jet area to LA area
- AfMR, DMR, EROA, FMR, LA, LVESD, PISA
- Cardiology, Ratio-based metric, Scoring systems/scales, Pathology
- https://doi.org…acc.2008.10.032
- https://doi.org…ardio.2025.4561
mannose receptor(English)
mental retardation(English)
matrix reasoning(English)
mineralocorticoid receptor(English)
- a nuclear receptor expressed in many tissues/cell types including kidney, heart, immune cells, and fibroblasts. Directly affects target gene expression—primarily fluid, electrolyte and hemodynamic homeostasis, and also tissue remodelling
- MRA
- Receptors
- https://doi.org…rheartj/ehaa736
Mendelian randomization(English)
- these studies can be thought of as randomized control trials where genetic variants are used as instrumental variables to infer the effect of an exposure variable on the outcome variable
- GSMR, SMR, GWAS, eQTL, IV, EGG
- Genetics, Epidemiology, Genomics
- https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.k601
- https://doi.org…epi.2015.08.001
- https://doi.org…rheartj/ehad631
- https://doi.org…/eurjpc/zwad296
morphinone reductase(English)
- forms an enzyme-coenzyme complex with NADH4. Mutagenesis induces multiple reactive configurations and identifies potential ambiguity in kinetic analysis of enzyme tunneling mechanisms
- NADH
- Epigenetics, Enzymes
- https://doi.org….1021/ja074463h
menstrual regulation(English)
- induction of uterine bleeding that has been delayed up to 14 days from its anticipated date of onset
- Gynecology, Regulation / control, Menstruation
- https://www.jst…pdf/1966015.pdf
methicillin-resistant(English)
- coagulase-negative staphylococci (CoNS) are common opportunistic pathogens, but also ubiquitous human and animal commensals. Infection-associated CoNS from healthcare environments are typically characterized by pronounced antimicrobial resistance (AMR) including both methicillin- and multidrug-resistant isolates
- AMR, CoNS
- Bacteriology
- https://doi.org…ubh.2021.684456
modified-release(English)
- refers to a drug product and its shelf-life
- EMA, ASAP
- Pharmacology / pharmaceutics, Model(ing)
- https://www.ema…products_en.pdf
methionine restriction(English)
- methionine addiction is a general and fundamental hallmark of cancer, and can be targeted by methionine restriction
- METase, PDOX, PEG, PSA, o-rMETase, rMETase
- Addiction and health, Oncology, Epigenetics
- https://doi.org…nticanres.14254
midline rectus(English)
- surgical approach for spine disk correction
- CLDP, PLR, SED
- Spine (or spinal cord), Surgery, Anatomy
- https://doi.org…352/ijsr.000019
medial rectus [muscle](English)
- one of the extraocular muscles, originating from the annulus of Zinn, and involved in adduction
- Ophthalmology, Myocyte / muscle, Anatomy
- https://doi.org…85157-4.00145-7
- https://www.sci…l-rectus-muscle
magnetic resonance [imaging](English)
minimal response(English)
- to prior therapy
- RRMM
- Chemotherapy
- https://doi.org…tol.2015.129189
milk replacer(English)
meniscal repair(English)
mobile robot(English)
mass restricted(English)
- this score provides qualitative information regarding the presence or absence of intra-amniotic inflammation. The score ranges from 0 to 4, depending upon the presence or absence of each of the four protein biomarkers. A categorical value of 1 is assigned if a biomarker peak is present and 0 if absent
- AF, GA, PROM, RC
- Obstetrics, Pregnancy, Biomarker
- https://doi.org…jog.2003.10.248
- https://doi.org…058.2013.844123
muscular ridge(English)
microvascular resistance(English)
- usually denoted as MVR
- MVR, GLS, hs-cTnT, IMRangio, LAD, LVEF, MACE, NT-proBNP, TTS
- Hemodynamics, Coronary circulation, Microcirculation
- https://doi.org…554-022-02767-w
Moro reflex(English)
- a primitive reflex that disappears after the first three months of life. Often called a startle reflex. That’s because it usually occurs when a baby is startled by a loud sound or movement. In response to the sound, the baby throws back the head, extends out their arms and legs, cries, then pulls the arms and legs back in. It was described by the Austrian pediatrician Ernst Moro. Due to the activation of an archaic neural circuit present in the newborn, the activity of which is later inhibited by the upper brain structures
- Neonatology, Reflex, Sleep medicine, Brain (dys)function, Epilepsy or syncope
- https://doi.org…4/epd.2022.1471
- https://www.sta…lexes-90-P02630