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HPF
(redirected from high-power field)

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HPFHigh Pass Filter (electronics)
HPFHigh-Power Field (laboratory data)
HPFHigh Power Field (microscopy)
HPFHigh Performance FORTRAN
HPFHighest Possible Frequency
HPFHazardous Processing Facility
HPFHighest Priority First
HPFHeterogeneous Packet Flow
HPFHurley Palmer Flatt (UK engineering consultancy)
HPFHigh Plains Fencing
HPFHazardous Payload Facility (NASA)
HPFHorsepower Factor
HPFHost Parameter File
HPFHome Parenteral Feeding
HPFHemingway Preservation Foundation
HPFHealth Policy Forum (various organizations)
HPFHealth Policy Fellowship
HPFHealth Products and Food (Canada)


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Mitotic activity has been found to be one of the more reliable distinguishing features, with 15 mitoses per 10 high-power fields signaling a diagnosis of a malignant smooth-muscle tumor.
A recent review found mitotic counts reported in 31 cases, with a median of 3 per 10 high-power fields and a range from 0 to 50 per 10 high-power fields.
At this concentration, at least 1 high-power field containing yeast was identified in 11 (92%) of 12 smears.
 
 
 
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