SLE definition

SLE means systemic lupus erythematosus;
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SLE means the systemic lupus erythematosus indication.
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SLE means Salomon Levin & Elstein Ltd.;
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Examples of SLE in a sentence

  • Other causes of neurological damage such as SLE and HIV are excluded.

  • The service-instance-identifier parameter shall uniquely identify this service instance within the scope of the service-providing SLE Complex.

  • For example, mission application processes might apply end-to-end encryption to the contents of the CCSDS space link data units carried as data by the SLE transfer service.

  • This component perspective is reflected in the security provisions of the SLE transfer services.

  • Alternatively or in addition, the network connection between the SLE entities might be encrypted to provide data privacy in the underlying communication network.


More Definitions of SLE

SLE means the Indication of “Systemic Lupus Erythematosus” (as defined in the ICD-11) and any Indication at the level below the category of “Systemic Lupus Erythematosus” (as defined in the ICD-11).
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SLE has the meaning set forth in the Preamble to this Agreement.
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SLE shall have the meaning given in the Recitals hereto.
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SLE means SLE Productions, Inc., a California company which is wholly owned by Shari.
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SLE means Student Learning Entitlement as defined in Schedule 1 and section 73-1 of HESA.
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SLE and "SLC"; and GL WIN, SLE and SLC are herein referred to collectively as the "Client Services Systems".
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SLE means systemic lupus erythematosus (as confirmed by confirmed by the registered rheumatologist), being an autoimmune illness in which tissues and cells are damaged by deposition of pathologic autoantibodies and immune complexes and the renal function of the Account Holder is impacted thereby (and classified as Type III to Type V lupus nephritis according to the classification of results of renal biopsy by the World Health Organisation (“WHO”)), but excluding other types of lupus, such as the discoid lupus erythematosus or those that only affect the blood and joints. In this regard, the WHO’s classification of lupus nephritis is as follows:
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