10:58 Feb 1, 2014 |
Polish to English translations [PRO] Medical - Medical: Instruments | |||||||
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| Selected response from: George BuLah (X) Poland Local time: 09:26 | ||||||
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3 +1 | detected on the surface |
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3 | surface transposed [surface-transposed] |
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2 +1 | skin surface temperature |
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2 +1 | in relation to the average surface temperature reflected by the human body |
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surface transposed [surface-transposed] Explanation: np., w nawiązaniu: The pathological lesions may have hypo- or hyperthermic expression, in relation to the average physiological temperature, dependently on the type of observed affection that at sufficiently substantial temperature distinction allows to their distinct isolation from the area of healthy tissue. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2014-02-01 12:21:18 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- zastanawiam się, czy nie wyrazić tego - "expressed" ... hmm ? |
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detected on the surface Explanation: I'm placing the alternative since the Native Colleague cast doubt on my the very first suggestion, which is very good because this second one option here is much better, I believe. Example sentence(s):
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skin surface temperature Explanation: That's not so scientific, but sounds more natural http://goo.gl/8sNdly |
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in relation to the average surface temperature reflected by the human body Explanation: Obserwowane anomalie termograficzne mogą mieć ekspresję hipo- lub hipertermiczną wobec transponowanej powierzchniowo przeciętnej temperatury (fizjologicznej) ciała człowieka. The observed thermographic anomalies can have either hypo- or hyperthermic expressions in relation to the average surface temperature reflected by the human body. |
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