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Meanings and definitions for PPIS

What does PPIS stand for? What does PPIS mean?

PPi, the anion P2O74−, a pyrophosphate
Polyproline I helix, a type of polyproline helix
Protein–protein interaction
Patients and public involvement (PPI), a UK healthcare initiative
Prepulse inhibition, of a later pulse
Proton-pump inhibitor, of gastric acid secretion
Psychopathic Personality Inventory, a personality test
Psychophysiological Interaction, fMRI analysis technique
Parallel Peripheral Interface, of the Blackfin processor
Programmable Peripheral Interface, Intel 8255 chip
Programmable Peripheral Interconnect, an implementation of autonomous peripheral operations in microcontrollers
Pixels per inch, amount of pixels per inch on displays
Pulsational pair-instability supernova
Gabarit passe-partout international, in railways
Picks per inch, a unit of textile measurement
Plan position indicator, radar display
Polypropylene polybenzyl isocyanate
Italian People's Party (1919) (Partito Popolare Italiano), a Christian-democratic party
Italian People's Party (1994) (Partito Popolare Italiano), a Christian-democratic party
Peace Party of India, Uttar Pradesh
Philips Phonographische Industries, later Philips Records
Phonographic Performance Ireland, Irish music performance rights organisation
Pirate Parties International, organisation for Pirate Parties
Polly Peck International, UK company collapsed in 1991
Primarily Primates, primate sanctuary, Texas, US
Productivity Products International, US software company later renamed Stepstone
Progressive Policy Institute, a U.S. public policy think tank
Pakistan Press International, a Pakistani news agency
Pareto priority index, to prioritize projects
Payment protection insurance
Positive polarity item
Producer price index
Pre-purchase inspection
Pulse polio immunization
Personal Priesthood Interview, a private interaction between two Mormon males--one a leader, the other a follower--in which the leader inquires after the follower's fulfillment of church responsibilities.