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Meanings of medical characteristic in English

Russian
медицинская характеристка
Spanish
característica médica
Catalan
atribut mèdic

Trait which influences health outcomes.

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медицинская характеристка
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Examples for "medical attribute"
Examples for "medical attribute"
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There are many other medical attributes too which can be added to the Dashboard.
The Guardian
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Doctor Crawford went over also, to look after some of his medical property.
Reminiscences of Forts Sumter and Moultrie in 1860-'61
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He would never be able to get Patna opium here; it was a valuable medical property.
Java Head
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Canada Dry set up a stand there to advertise the medical properties of its product.
The new yorker
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The medical properties of these two beverages are considerable.
The Whitehouse Cookbook (1887) / Cooking, Toilet and Household R...
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Thus the medical properties of animals, of plants, or minerals, are due to spiritual manifestations.
The Delight Makers
Usage of medical characteristic in English
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Demographic and medical characteristics were both associated with probability of contact and probability of response.
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Each case was reviewed for reported medical characteristics and legal aspects, including the outcome of the case.
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Demographic and medical characteristics explain individual differences in mental but not physical aspects of patient quality of life.
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Conclusion: The SWLS is a global measure of life satisfaction and is relatively unrelated to demographic and medical characteristics.
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Discontinuation was associated with women's social and medical characteristics and with factors related to side effects and expectations concerning HT.
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Of 55,220 adults with kidney disease, 10,813 completed information for demographic and medical characteristics used in the analysis.
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Participants were sent a survey package that included demographic and medical characteristics, a health care utilization questionnaire, and the Fear of Cancer Recurrence Inventory.
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