parallel line assay

parallel line assay
French\ \ épreuve ou parallélisme des lignes de régression; essai des régressions des logarithmes; parallélisme des régressions des logarithmes
German\ \ Gehaltsbestimmung mit parallelen Wirkungskurven
Dutch\ \ parallellen gehaltebepaling
Italian\ \ prova della linee parallele
Spanish\ \ ensayo de líneas paralelas
Catalan\ \ assaig de línies paral·leles
Portuguese\ \ ensaio de linhas paralelas
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ -
Norwegian\ \ -
Swedish\ \ parallell-linje-assay
Greek\ \ άλληλη δοκιμή γραμμών
Finnish\ \ yhdensuuntaisten suorien analyysi; samanlaisten vaikutuskäyrien analyysi
Hungarian\ \ párhuzamos egyenes próba
Turkish\ \ paralel doğru denemesi
Estonian\ \ paralleelproov
Lithuanian\ \ lygiagretumo bandinys
Slovenian\ \ -
Polish\ \ doświadczenie typu równoległych linii
Russian\ \ анализ параллельных линий
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ samsíða línu prófi
Euskara\ \ lerro paralelo assay
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ تجربة الخطوط المتوازية
Afrikaans\ \ parallellynessai
Chinese\ \ 平 行 线 数 祖
Korean\ \ 평행선시험

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