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Fachenglish BA.IP 82 English-English

Fachenglish BA.IP 82 English-English


Tamara Frunz
Diese Lernkarten bieten eine grundlegende Einführung in medizinische Fachbegriffe und Konzepte, die für den schulischen Kontext relevant sind. Sie umfassen wichtige Wörter wie "Validität", "Umfrage", "Auswertung" und "Ergebnis", die in der medizinischen Forschung und Praxis häufig verwendet werden. Die Karteikarten sind besonders nützlich für Schüler, die ihre Sprachkenntnisse in medizinischen Zusammenhängen erweitern möchten, da sie die Bedeutung und Anwendung dieser Begriffe erklären.
Cartes-fiches
81
Utilisateurs
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Langue
Allemand
Catégorie
Médecine
Créé / Mis à jour
08.03.2013 / 06.12.2015

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inherent (adj)

basic part of something that can't be removet

initial

of or at the beginning

to initiate

to cause something to begin

to impede

slow down or cause problems for something/ someone

to launch

begin something

limitation (noun)

a shortcoming or defect

maintain

keep up

to measure

to ascertain the dimensions, wuantity or capacity of

measurement (noun)

a basis for comparison; a reference pint against which other things can be evaluated

to obtain

to get

to occur

to exist or be present in

occurrence (noun)

the fact of something happening

outcome (noun)

a consequence or result

persist

continue to exist

to perceive

see/ habe an opinion on something/ belie

to postpone

- put something off

- delay something

precede

be or go before something else in time or space

predominant

more important than others

prevail

- exist

- be common

prevalent

existing very commonly

principal

main

purpose

what something is used for

random

happening, done or chosen by chance rather than according to a plan

ratio

relation of two numbers, showing how much bigger one quantity is than the other

to reflect

- to show

- express

- be a sign of something

reflection (noun)

something that shows that something else is like

or that is a sign of a particular situation

to release

to make public

respondent

a person who answers a request for information

response rate

in survey research refers th the ratio of number of people who answered the surcey divided by the number of people in the sample

(un)reliable

something or someone tht is reliable can be trusted or believed because they work or behave well in the way you expect

to retain

to keep/ remember (facts and figures)

to reveal

show/ make something known

sample

a specimen taken for scientific testing or analysis

(in)significant/ (in)signigicantly

important or noticeable

signigicance

imprtance

subsequent

following

survey

an investigation of the opinions or experience of agroup of people, based on a series of questions

table

a set of data arranged in rows and columns

to undertake

- do or begin something

- make an attempt

to validate

to make something officially acceptable or approved, especially after examining it

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