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Meanings of stabilization in English

Portuguese
estabilização
Spanish
estabilización

The act of stabilizing something or making it more stable.

estabilização
Usage of stabilization in English
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The time to clinical stabilization usually occurred 1 year after initial presentation.
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There have been several multi-disciplinary stabilization interventions in the affected northern areas.
The South African
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Although not fully understood, proposed functions include body postural stabilization and coordination.
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Objective responses were observed in four patients and stabilization in three patients.
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After appropriate stabilization he comes to you to discuss additional treatment options.
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Project included new Eagle Ford condensate stabilization facility adjacent to Gardendale terminal.
Reuters
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That's why Porsche gave the Cayenne a new active roll stabilization system.
Wired
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Hope that target's stationary: Horizontal tracking was jumpy in high-level stabilization mode.
Wired
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Evidence of stabilization in neighboring Spain, Portugal's biggest market, is also encouraging.
Reuters
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Thus, membrane stabilization was not sufficient to provide protection during prolonged disease.
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A lot of work was also put into stabilization of the software.
Reuters
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We hypothesize that rhGH treatment will hasten medical stabilization in AN patients.
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These results demonstrate that PBV is an efficient method for RABV stabilization.
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Information acquired during waking can be reactivated during sleep, promoting memory stabilization.
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This may reflect stabilization of HIV-1 incidence, but further observation is required.
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Patients were included if they underwent surgical stabilization of their femur fracture.
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Translations for stabilization
Portuguese
estabilização
Stabilization through the time
Stabilization across language varieties
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