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| gen. |
situation de référence |
| clim. |
référence f; données de référence |
| comp., MS |
ligne de base (A range of measurements derived from performance monitoring that represents acceptable performance under typical operating conditions) |
| corp.gov. |
points de référence |
| dialys. |
de base |
| environ. |
niveau de référence |
| forestr. |
ligne de mise à feu |
| IT |
horizontale de lecture; ligne d'écriture |
| life.sc., environ. |
base de référence |
| med.appl. |
base iso-électrique |
| nat.sc. |
base géodésique |
| nautic., econ. |
point de référence; donnée de référence |
| radiat. |
ligne de base (at pulse peak, au maximum de l'impulsion) |
| transp., nautic., fish.farm. |
ligne d'eau zéro |
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| health. |
situation de référence (cf. Benchmark) |
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| tech. |
base géodésique |
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| med. |
An initial measurement used as the basis for future comparison. For people infected with HIV, baseline testing includes CD4 count, viral load HIV RNA, and resistance testing. Baseline test results are used to guide HIV treatment choices and monitor effectiveness of antiretroviral therapy ART. |
| mil., logist. |
In topography, a surveyed line established with more than usual care, to which surveys are referred for coordination and correlation. (FRA) |