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1 blood product
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2 blood product
мед. кровепродуктHIV test for applicants 15 years of age or over, children who have received blood or blood products, or have a known HIV mother and all potential adoptees. — Анализ на ВИЧ для каждого заявителя от 15 лет и старше, для детей, которым делали вливание крови или кровепродуктов, известно имеющих ВИЧ-мать и всеx потенциальных приёмных/усыновлённых детей.
Англо-русский универсальный дополнительный практический переводческий словарь И. Мостицкого > blood product
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3 blood derived product
Фармакология: Лекарственное средство, получаемое из крови, препарат крови -
4 blood-based product
Медицина: препарат на основе крови -
5 gross domestic product
1. валовый национальный продукт2. валовой внутренний продукт -
6 gross product
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7 gross social product
1. валовый общественный продукт2. валовой общественный продукт -
8 aggregate product
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9 aggregate social product
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10 combined product
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11 competitive software product
конкурирующее программное изделие; конкурентоспособное программное изделие; конкурирующий програмный продуктEnglish-Russian base dictionary > competitive software product
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12 defective product
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13 deficient product
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14 full product
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15 gross national product
совокупный общественный продукт; валовой национальный продукт -
16 social product
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17 split product
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18 surplus product
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19 active product
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20 border-line product
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > border-line product
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