CEA

Date "CEA" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1904. (references)

"CEA" is a common misspelling or typo for: cease, ceil, clear, cue, kea, sea.

Census

Health

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Crosswords: CEA

Romanian (gee, ho, hoa, the, the one).

Cea mai sfânta dintre toate Tu (2002)

Vacanta cea mare (1988)

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Books

• 43e Colloque de Metallurgie de L'Instn: Materiaux Pour Le Nucleaire: Les Enjeux Des Prochaines Decennies: Cea Saclay/Instn, 27-29 Juin 2000 (reference)

• Cea Handbook Le Ki-Es-Ki 1986 (reference)

• Cell Adhesion and Communication Mediated by the CEA Family: Basic and Clinical Perspectives (Cell Adhesion and Communication) (reference)

• In the Most Beautiful Life/in Cea Mai Frumoasa Viata (reference)

• International Conference in the Cea (Gene) Family: From Basic Research to Clinical Application: December 2, 1993, Freiburg I.Br., Germany (Tumor bio (reference)

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An infiltrating ductal carcinoma of human breast origin is seen invading the breast tissue. The cytoplasm of the tumor cells is stained brown with a monoclonal antibody, which recognizes a carcinoembryonic type antigen (CEA) found within the malignant cells. The monoclonal antibody was developed at the NCI laboratory of Dr. Jeffery Schlom. Magnification is 313x. Credit: Unknown photographer/artist.

Shown are the hands of a scientist, under a sterile hood, preparing the carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) vaccinia used to try to prevent cancer. The scientist is diluting the concentrated vaccinnia virus into a dose level appropriate for administration to a patient. This vaccinnia marks any cancer cells expressing the CEA. Credit: John Keith (photographer).

Dr. J. Michael Hamilton preparing the carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) vaccinia used to try to prevent cancer. He is diluting the concentrated vaccinnia virus into a dose level appropriate for administration to a patient. This vaccinnia marks any caner cells expressing the CEA. Credit: John Keith (photographer).

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Health

CEA elevations correlate with stage and histology. (references)

Elevation of a preoperative CEA (>5 ng/ml) is an indicator of increased risk for recurrence. (references)

A normal preoperative CEA does not obviate the need for adjuvant therapy in node-positive patients. (references)

Business

CEA had about US$7.3 million in 1999 and US$5.5 million in 2000. The most interesting part of this program for foreign companies could be to support the development of energy service companies under Energy Performance Contracting. (references)

Economic History

India

Sources: Economic Times, CEA power development plan, Power Line and internal reference. (references)

Sri Lanka

The Central Environmental Authority (CEA) and the industry associations are working together to encourage the use of better environmental management systems including ISO 14000. All industries with pollution potential have been required to obtain approval from the CEA or a designated body since 1990. New projects or extensions to existing projects require an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA). (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Expressions using "CEA": CEA assay ♦ vaccinia CEA vaccine. Additional references.

Beginning with "CEA": Cea-industrie, Cea-paz, CEA-Scan.

Containing "CEA": ALVAC-CEA vaccine, anti-CEA antibody.

Danish

kontrolstangshylster (CEA shroud, control assembly shroud, control element assembly shroud). (various references)

French

CEA-Scan (CEA-Scan), arcitumomab (CEA-Scan). (various references)

German

Steuerelement-Fuehrungseinsatz (CEA shroud, control assembly shroud, control element assembly shroud). (various references)

Greek 

εξάρτημα καθοδηγήσεως της δέσμης ράβδων ελέγχου (CEA shroud, control assembly shroud, control element assembly shroud). (various references)

Italian

Tubo guida dell'elemento di controllo (CEA shroud, control assembly shroud, control element assembly shroud). (various references)

Pig Latin

eacay

Portuguese

saia da barra de controlo (CEA shroud, control assembly shroud, control element assembly shroud), invólucro da barra de controlo (CEA shroud, control assembly shroud, control element assembly shroud). (various references)

Spanish

cubierta del conjunto de elementos de control (CEA shroud, control assembly shroud, control element assembly shroud). (various references)

Derivations

Words beginning with "CEA": ceanothus, ceanothuses, cease, ceased, ceasefire, ceasefires, ceaseless, ceaselessly, ceaselessness, ceaselessnesses, ceases, ceasing. (additional references)

Words ending with "CEA": crustacea, echinacea, gynaecea, lycea, panacea. (additional references)

Words containing "CEA": caducean, calceate, calyceal, cetacean, cetaceans, conceal, concealable, concealed, concealer, concealers, concealing, concealingly, concealment, concealments, conceals, crustacean, crustaceans, danceable, decease, deceased, deceases, deceasing, displaceable, disserviceable, echinaceas, effaceable, embraceable, enforceabilities, enforceability, enforceable, faceable, ineffaceabilities, ineffaceability, ineffaceable, ineffaceably, influenceable, interocean, interoceanic, irreplaceabilities, irreplaceability, irreplaceable, irreplaceableness, irreplaceablenesses, irreplaceably, lyncean, morceau, morceaux, nonenforceabilities, nonenforceability, noticeable, noticeably. (additional references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

Direct Anagrams: ace.

-1 letter: ae.

+1 letter: aced, aces, ache, acme, acne, acre, alec, cade, cafe, cage, cake, came, cane, cape, care, case, cate, cave, ceca, dace, each, face, lace, mace, pace, race, tace.

+2 letters: acerb, aceta, ached, aches, ackee, acmes, acned, acnes, acred, acres, acted, acute, aecia, alecs, amice, apace, arced, areca, areic, beach, becap, brace, caber, cable, cache, cades, cadet, cadge, cadre, caeca, cafes, caged, cager, cages, cagey, caked, cakes, cakey, calve, camel, cameo, cames, caned, caner, canes, canoe, caped, caper, capes, cared, carer, cares, caret, carex, carle, carse, carte, carve, cased, cases, caste, cater, cates, cause, caved, caver, caves, cavie, cawed, cease, cecal, cedar, ceiba, cella, ceria, cesta, chafe, chape, chare, chase, cheap, cheat, chela, clade, clave, clean, clear, cleat, comae, coxae, crake, crane, crape, crate, crave, craze, creak, cream, cymae, daces, dance, decaf, decal, decay, eclat, enact, epact, erica, escar, exact, faced, facer, faces, facet, farce, fecal, glace, grace, hacek, hance, ileac, laced, lacer, laces, lacey, lance, leach, lycea, maced, macer, maces, mache, macle, mecca, nacre, nance, ocean, ocrea, paced, pacer, paces, peace, peach, pecan, place, raced, racer, races, rance, reach, react, recap, recta, saice, sauce, scale, scape, scare, scena, serac, space, taces, tacet, tache, teach, tecta, theca, trace, wacke.