rebound
| effect
| rebound | |
| gen. | rebote; volver de rebote; rebotar |
| bank. | repercutir |
| book.bind. | Encuadernado de nuevo |
| industr. construct. chem. | elasticidad al choque |
| med. | rechazo; efecto de rebote; fenómeno de rebote; rebote |
| Effect | |
| pharma. | Efecto |
| effect | |
| gen. | resultado |
| environ. | efectos; efectos |
| forestr. | efecto |
| law | en vigor; vigente |
| effects | |
| comp. | efectos |
| pharma. environ. | efecto |
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| rebote; volver de rebote; rebotar 128 | |||
| repercutir | |||
| Encuadernado de nuevo | |||
| elasticidad al choque | |||
| rechazo; efecto de rebote (recrudescentia); fenómeno de rebote (recrudescentia); rebote (recrudescentia); contragolpe | |||
| elasticidad de rebote | |||
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| collapse and bounce (MichaelBurov) | |||
| When a person on antiretroviral therapy ART has persistent, detectable levels of HIV in the blood after a period of undetectable levels. Causes of viral rebound can include drug resistance or poor adherence to an HIV treatment regimen. see also undetectable viral load | |||
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