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EML
(redirected from Extramedullary Leukemia)

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EMLEcological Metadata Language (XML markup vocabulary for describing ecological data)
EMLElection Markup Language
EMLEuropean Media Laboratory GmbH
EMLElectronic Mail (file name extension)
EMLElite Model Look (Russian contest)
EMLElement Management Layer (SONET)
EMLEducational Modeling Language
EMLElectromagnetic Launcher
EMLElevated Mixed Layer
EMLElectromagnetic Levitation
EMLElectro-Absorption Modulated Laser
EMLEmissive Layer
EMLExact Maximum Likelihood (algorithm)
EMLExtramedullary Leukemia
EMLElectromagnetic Log
EMLEducation Markup Language
EMLEngineering Mechanics Laboratory
EMLEmployee Management Ltd (UK)
EMLElectronic Marker Locating
EMLEquatorial Magnetosphere Laboratory
EMLExplain More Later
EMLEvil Manic Laugh
EMLEnvironmental Measurements Laboratory
EMLEnglish, Modern Language (education department)
EMLEssential Medicines List (WHO)
EMLEnvironmental Morale Leave
EMLEstimated Maximum Loss (insurance)
EMLEquipment Maintenance Log
EMLExtended Money Laundering
EMLEmail Me Later
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