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1 sublethal radiation
English-Russian small dictionary of medicine > sublethal radiation
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2 radiation exposure
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > radiation exposure
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3 sublethal dose
test dose — тест-доза, пробная, контрольная или опытная доза
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > sublethal dose
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4 sublethal exposure
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > sublethal exposure
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5 sublethal dose
test dose — тест-доза, пробная, контрольная или опытная доза
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > sublethal dose
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6 ionizing radiation dose
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > ionizing radiation dose
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7 dose
доза (облучения, излучения, ОВ)\ разг. обстреливать, поливать огнем; см. тж. dosage— command decision dose -
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dose доза; дозироватьbooster dose ревакцинирующая дозаcarcinogenic dose карциногенная дозаchallenging dose разрешающая дозаcumulative dose кумулятивная дозаcumulative radiation dose общая доза облученияeffective dose эффективная доза50% end point cytopathogenic dose доза 50%-ной цитопатогенности50% end point embryo infective dose доза 50%-ной инфекционности для куриных эмбрионов50% end point lethal aerosol dose аэрозольная доза 50%-ной летальностиfatal dose летальная дозаindicator dose индикаторная дозаinitial dose начальная дозаintegral dose общая дозаirradiation dose доза облученияlethal dose летальная дозаlethal intracerebral dose летальная внутримозговая дозаlethal minimal dose летальная минимальная дозаmaximum permissible dose предельно допустимая дозаmaximum tolerance dose предельно допустимая дозаpermissible dose допустимая дозаprotective dose защитная дозаsingle dose однократная доза, разовая дозаspecial shock dose ударная дозаsublethal dose сублетальная дозаtissue dose тканевая дозаtolerance dose толерантная дозаtoxic dose токсическая дозаEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > dose
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