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12:56 May 31, 2019 |
English to French translations [PRO] Medical - Medical: Pharmaceuticals / APQR | |||||||
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4 +2 | instant de libération |
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4 | temps (expérimental) de libération |
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4 | heure de libération |
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temps (expérimental) de libération Explanation: time point est un "temps expérimental" ou simplement "temps", mais pas moment qui est trop générique |
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instant de libération Explanation: Un timepoint est instantané. Je suis d'accord avec Lionel que moment fait un peu language de tout les jours. "Instant" est plus précis. En cinétique, "time" est traduit soit en durée (time duration, interval) soit en en instant (timepoint). |
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