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knock-out dose - translation to russian
COMICS
The Knockout Comic; The Knock-Out Comic; Knock-Out Comic
knock-out dose
общая лексика
ударная доза (лекарства)
knock-out dose
knock-out dose ударная доза (лекарства)
concentration-response curve
CHANGE ON AN ORGANISM CAUSED BY DIFFERING LEVELS OF EXPOSURE (OR DOSES) TO A STRESSOR AFTER A CERTAIN EXPOSURE TIME
Dose response; Dose-response curve; Dose-Response Curve; Exposure–response relation; Dose Response Curve; Dose response curve; Exposure-response relation; Concentration-response curve; Exposure-response relationship; Dose-response; Dose-response relationship; Dose–response curve; Dose-dependent; Dose-response curves; Dose–response effect; Dose-response effect; Drug response; Exposure–response relationship; Dose response curves; Dose response relationships; Dose dependency; Dose dependence; Dosage dependence; Dosage dependency; Dosage-dependent; Dosage dependent; Dose dependent; Concentration–response curve; Concentration–response curves; Concentration-response curves; Radiation dose-response relationship; Dose-proportional; Dose proportional; Dose proportionality; Dose-proportionality
медицина
концентрационная кривая
кривая концентрация-эффект
Definition
стек
СТЁК, стёкся, стекла, стеклась. прош. вр. от стечь
, стечься.
, стечься.
II. СТЕК [стэк], стека, ·муж. (·англ. stick) (спорт.). Твердый, эластичный хлыст, употр. при верховой езде.
Wikipedia
Knockout (UK comics)
Knockout may refer to one of two British comics. The original series, published by the Amalgamated Press (later Fleetway Publications), started on 4 March 1939 and ended on 16 February 1963, when it merged with Valiant. The second series, published by IPC Magazines, ran from 12 June 1971 to 23 June 1973, when it merged with Whizzer and Chips.
