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| gen. |
Kohorte f; Geburtsjahrgang m |
| amer., inf. |
Kollege m |
| biol. |
Kohorte f (cohors); Rotte f (cohors) |
| demogr. |
Generation f; Längsschnitt m; zahlenmäßige Besetzung (z.B. von Altersgruppen) |
| nat.res. |
Kohorte f (ecology) |
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cohort assistant, colleague ['kəuhɔ:t] n | |
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| amer. |
Helfer m |
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| gen. |
Gruppe f |
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cohort disapproving ['kəuhɔ:t] n | |
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| fig., inf. |
Vasall m |
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| med. |
A group of individuals with certain characteristics in common, such as age or disease risk factor. For example, participants for a clinical trial may be recruited from a particular cohort, such as women of child-bearing age, children under 5 years old, or males with high blood pressure. see also clinical trial |
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| abbr., mil. |
Cohesion Operational Readiness Training |
| abbr., scottish |
Cohesion, Operational Readiness & Training |
| mil. |
cohesion, operational readiness and training |