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EDCS

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EDCSEnvironmental Data Coding Specification (Synthetic Environment Data Representation & Interchange Specification)
EDCSEdit Config Spec
EDCSExportable Data Collection System
EDCSEast Devon Caravan Storage (England, UK)
EDCSEuropean Defense Communications System
EDCSElectronic Design & Consulting Services (Stafford, VA)
EDCSEvolutionary Design of Complex Software
EDCSElectronic Document Control System
EDCSEcumenical Development Cooperative Society (South Africa)
EDCSEnterprise Data Center Strategy


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1652) question this assumption with regard to endocrine-disrupting compounds (EDCs), citing established examples of nonmonotonic responses to hormonally active drugs and experimental evidence of nonmonotonic responses to EDCs to support their argument.
Our findings reinforce the view that environmental exposure to EDCs may explain some of the temporal and between-country differences in incidence of male reproductive disorders.
The researchers believe that some EDCs may affect more than one part of the HPT axis or may even affect more than one endocrine axis.
 
 
 
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