The word 'crp' is not a standard word in written English and does not have a defined meaning.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as in medical or scientific jargon, or in informal communication among a specific group of people. However, it is not considered appropriate or commonly used in formal or professional writing. Example: The patient's lab results showed elevated CRP levels, indicating inflammation in their body.
The study was conducted by doctors from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Md. Their report indicated that 6.5 million older adults with low cholesterol but high CRP levels might benefit from statins.
Only 16% of adults who were not bullied as children had high CRP levels.
Indeed, outside money generally had a bad election day: the Centre for Responsive Politics (CRP), a non-partisan group that tracks the influence of money on politics, found that the candidate with the outside-money advantage lost in seven of the ten Senate and House races that attracted the most outside spending.
The Democratic National Committee, led by Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien, was vocally indignant and sued the CRP for $1 million.
The CRP found no trouble raising campaign funds.
The margin was not as large as McGovern had hoped for, and the bitterness of the fight, together with the effectiveness of the Humphrey charges, had not been lost on the silent watchers at the Committee to Re-elect the President (CRP).
The intruders were laden with electronic eavesdropping equipment and were led by the director of security of the CRP, James McCord.
Eleven days later Mitchell fired G. Gordon Liddy, a counsel to the finance committee of the CRP, because Liddy refused to answer FBI questions about his frequent phone conversations with one of the Watergate bugging team.
According to your panel, who should be tested for hs-CRP? A. Typically it's people who are borderline high risk.
Now Gary Orfield, who wrote the CRP/UCLA study, says that charter schools are making the problem worse.
The amount of land enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program CRPP) is down by 26 percent in the past five years, a 25-year low.
