time-dependent covariates
- time-dependent covariates
French\ \ covariables dépendantes du temps
German\ \ zeitabhängige Kovariablen
Dutch\ \ tijdsafhankelijke covariabelen
Italian\ \ covariate tempo-dipendente
Spanish\ \ covariables dependientes del tiempo
Catalan\ \ -
Portuguese\ \ covariáveis dependentes do tempo
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ tidsafhængige kovariater
Norwegian\ \ -
Swedish\ \ tidsberoende kovariat
Greek\ \ χρονικά εξαρτημένες συμμεταβλητές
Finnish\ \ ajastariippuvat kovariaatit t. selittäjät
Hungarian\ \ idõtõl függõ kovariánsok
Turkish\ \ zamana-bağımlı ortak değişkenler
Estonian\ \ ajast sõltuv kovariant
Lithuanian\ \ priklausomi nuo laiko kintamieji
Slovenian\ \ -
Polish\ \ zmienne zależne od czasu
Russian\ \ ковариация; зависящая от времени
Ukrainian\ \ коваріація; залежна від часу
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ -
Euskara\ \ -
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ متغيرات مشتركة معتمدة على الزمن
Afrikaans\ \ tydafhanklike kovariate
Chinese\ \ 时 间 相 关 共 变
Korean\ \ 시간의존변량
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