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EIP

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EIP

(1) (Enterprise Information Portal) See corporate portal.

(2) (Extended Instruction Pointer) The program counter on x86 CPUs.



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When NVSN estimates were compared with capture-recapture estimates, NVSN found 84% of community-acquired cases, EIP found 64% of cases in which an influenza rapid test was performed, and the overall sensitivity of NVSN and EIP for influenza hospitalizations was 73% and 38%, respectively.
Estimating influenza hospitalizations among children by Griffin, Marie R. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
743(e)(6), as added by AJCA Section 833(b)(4)(A), an EIP is defined as any partnership that elects to be treated as such and meets the following requirements: 1.
Treatment of ownership changes for EIPs under Notice 2005-32 by Velotta, Robert A. / The Tax Adviser
The purpose of the EIP was to involve the staff in helping the camp reduce costs and increase revenues.
Employee involvement: applications for summer camp by Powell, Gwynn M. / Camping Magazine
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