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Significats de bilateralism en anglès

portuguès
relações bilaterais por país

The property of being symmetrical about a vertical plane.

relações bilaterais por país
rus
билатерализм
portuguès
bilateralismo
espanyol
bilateralismo
català
bilateralisme

The political and cultural relations between two states.

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Examples for "bilaterality"
Examples for "bilaterality"
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The incidence of bilaterality was estimated from 365 patients in whom the fellow eye was normal at the initial examination.
Pubmed
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The incidence of synchronous or asynchronous bilaterality was 81.8%.
Pubmed
3
Our results indicated that increasing duration of lymphadenopathy and the presence of bilaterality render the lymph node more likely to be benign in adults.
Pubmed
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The prevalence of additional anomalies seems to be related to the type and bilaterality of the cleft, and this should be considered during prenatal counselling.
Pubmed
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Bilaterality and tumor in the optic nerve cut end after neoadjuvant chemotherapy were associated with inferior outcome.
Pubmed
1
In fact, they seemed to have no regard for bilateral symmetry at all.
Cold Days
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Are not almost all brains a little wanting in bilateral symmetry?
Over the Teacups
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One thing that does seem apparent is that the brain lacks bilateral symmetry.
Beyond The Frontier: Dreadnaught
4
The advantage of two horns rests with the bilateral symmetry of the animal body.
Hard-boiled wonderland and the end of the world: a novel
5
What was three centimeters long, had bilateral symmetry, and grew tentacles out of its head?
Wired
Ús de bilateralism en anglès
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Other countries, and the EU, should actively encourage US-Chinese bilateralism as far as energy is concerned.
The Guardian
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It was rather that it allowed war-battered western Europe to move away from mutually impoverishing bilateralism in trade.
The Irish Times
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Both groups advocate bilateralism.
The Guardian
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A senior foreign policy adviser to Mr Sharon said members of President George Bush's administration have spoken of "a new bilateralism".
The Irish Times