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FCV
(redirected from forced vital capacity)

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FCVForest City Velodrome (Waterloo, ON, Canada)
FCVFalse Creek Ventures Ltd (Vancouver, BC, Canada)
FCVFlat Channel Vector
FCVField Contact Voltage
FCVFailure Count - VT1 (Telabs)
FCVFull Cost Visibility
FCVFellow of the College of Violinists
FCVFootbal Club Vaduz (Vaduz, Liechtenstein)
FCVFootball Club Villargondran (French football club; Villargondran, France)
FCVFree Call Value (cellular service)
FCVFall Creek Valley (Indianapolis, IN)
FCVFuel Cell Vehicle
FCVForward Command Vehicle
FCVFlow Control Valve
FCVFuel Control Valve
FCVFull Contract Value
FCVFeline Calicivirus
FCVForced Vital Capacity (spirometry)
FCVFugro Core Vehicle (Fugro Subsea Services Ltd.)
FCVFull Cash Value
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The investigators also measured lung function using tests for forced vital capacity (FVC), the maximum volume of air that a person can exhale after maximum inhalation, and diffusion capacity, a measurement of the lung's capacity to transfer gases.
Cancer drug may provide treatment for chronic connective tissue ... by Asian News International
The ratio of forced expiratory volume to forced vital capacity was highest for archers and shooters (83.
Pulmonary function of elite wheelchair athletes by Palaestra
In comparing the two groups' medical records and multiphasic exam results, they found that forced vital capacity and blood levels of uric acid, a breakdown product of nucleic acid metabolism, emerged as two of of hypertension's most predictive risk factors.
Shallow breather? Look for hypertension by Science News
 
 
 
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