CMR is complex to perform, however, and it is costly because both image acquisition and evaluation take too long under current protocols.
What does CMRIT stand for?
CMRIT stands for CMR (Chikka Muniappa Redddy) Institute of Technology (India)
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CMR is the world leader in global R&D performance measurement and works with pharmaceutical companies to assess R&D productivity, and provide insight into industry trends that are used to strengthen the planning and effectiveness of R&D.
CMR Fuel Cells plc recently announced the appointment of Simon Parsliffe as the company's new chief financial officer (CFO) and Martin Hogarth as its new head of fuel cell development.
On the other hand, CMR devices are not portable, are quite expensive, and are not readily available.