Pat Naughtin wrote: >By the way, I note that you use the abbreviation ml for millilitre. Is this >the practice generally in the USA, or is it restricted to the >pharmaceutical >industry? In Australia mL is recommended and it is the most used, ml is >seen, but it is much less common than mL.
The SI-10 document recommends L for liter, and therefore mL for milliliter. By the way, when my spell checker encounters Naughtin, it recommends naught in, naughty or naughtiness. I guess I should click on "Add," to avoid that in the future. <g> (Although "Pat Naughty" has a certain charm.) Bill Potts, CMS Roseville, CA http://metric1.org [SI Navigator]
