mixed model

mixed model: French\ \ combinaison de modèles (analyse de variance); modèle mixte

German\ \ gemischtes Modell

Dutch\ \ gemengd model

Italian\ \ schema misto; modello misto

Spanish\ \ modelo mixto

Catalan\ \ model mixt

Portuguese\ \ modelo misto

Romanian\ \ -

Danish\ \ blandetmodel

Norwegian\ \ blandet modell

Swedish\ \ blandad modell

Greek\ \ μικτό μοντέλο

Finnish\ \ sekamalli

Hungarian\ \ vegyes modell

Turkish\ \ karma model

Estonian\ \ segamudel

Lithuanian\ \ mišrusis modelis

Slovenian\ \ mešani model

Polish\ \ model mieszany

Russian\ \ смешанная модель (факторного эксперимента)

Ukrainian\ \ змішана модель (факторного досліду)

Serbian\ \ мешовити модел

Icelandic\ \ blandað líkan

Euskara\ \ eredu mistoa

Farsi\ \ -

Persian-Farsi\ \ مدل آميخته

Arabic\ \ نموذج مختلط

Afrikaans\ \ gemengde model

Chinese\ \ 混合模型

Korean\ \ 혼합모형

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