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61 defect proteinaemia
Defektproteinämie fFachwörterbuch Medizin Englisch-Deutsch > defect proteinaemia
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62 defect pseudarthrosis
(Chir, Orth) Defektpseudarthrose fFachwörterbuch Medizin Englisch-Deutsch > defect pseudarthrosis
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63 defect analysis
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64 defect elimination
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65 defect prevention process
Dictionary English-German Informatics > defect prevention process
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66 defect
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67 defect
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68 to straddle a ventricular septal defect
straddle a ventricular septal defect: to straddle a ventricular septal defectüber einem Ventrikelseptumdefekt (VSD) reiten (z. B. Trikuspidalklappe)Fachwörterbuch Medizin Englisch-Deutsch > to straddle a ventricular septal defect
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69 adhesive defect
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70 binding defect
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71 button-type defect
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72 casting defect
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73 cone defect
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74 contours of defect
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75 critical defect
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76 injurious defect
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77 material defect
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78 momentum-defect thickness
English-german engineering dictionary > momentum-defect thickness
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79 negative critical defect
English-german engineering dictionary > negative critical defect
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80 positive critical defect
English-german engineering dictionary > positive critical defect
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