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CPM
(redirected from continuous passive motion)

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Cost Per Thousand
In online advertising, the measurement of cost paid by an advertiser per 1,000 impressions of its advertisement. One impression is one view of the advertisement by a website viewer. Many websites, especially those with high traffic, charge advertisers on a per 1,000 impression basis. It differs from a cost per click scheme, in that the viewer does not have to click on the ad in order for the advertiser to be charged.

CPM

See Certified Property Manager.



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For instance, the RCTs on exercises after a total hip replacement for severe hip OA were excluded; RCTs with frequent use of continuous passive motion (CPM) fop lowing a total knee arthroplasty for severe knee OA (49-61) also were excluded.
The experience with continuous passive motion (CPM) machines is an example of the phenomenon above.
The comparable quarter in 2001 included revenues of $14 million, related expenses and one-time costs associated with the sale of the company's continuous passive motion (CPM) business, which was sold in July 2001.
 
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