endpoint
| detectability
| endpoint | |
| bank. | station de travail |
| chem. | point d'équivalence; point équivalent; effet |
| comp. | point final; extrémité |
| comp., MS | système d'extrémité |
| health. anim.husb. | résultat |
| nat.sc. | point d'ancrage |
| pest.contr. | point extrême |
| detectability | |
| comp. | détectivité |
| nucl.phys. | sensibilité |
noun | noun | to phrases
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| point d'équivalence; point équivalent; effet m | |||
| système d'extrémité (A device connected to a computer network); point de terminaison (Either of the handles that appear at the beginning or end of a selected line, arc, or other one-dimensional (1-D) shape) | |||
| résultat m | |||
| critère d'efficacité | |||
| point d'ancrage | |||
| point terminal | |||
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| station de travail | |||
| point final; extrémité f | |||
| point extrême | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| In a clinical trial, an outcome or event used to objectively measure the effect of a drug or other intervention being studied. Common endpoints include severe toxicity, disease progression, and death. see also clinical trial, surrogate endpoint | |||
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| Communications | 21 |
| Computers | 2 |
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| Food service and catering | 1 |
| Health care | 4 |
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| Medical | 4 |
| Microsoft | 18 |
| Natural sciences | 3 |