Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Last-Participant-Out
French translation:
dernier patient sorti
English term
Last-Participant-Out
Last-Participant-Out (planned):
Inclusion du premier participant
Fin du dernier participant inclus ? Je cherche une tournure correcte
4 +3 | dernier patient sorti | PLR TRADUZIO (X) |
4 | dernier participant à sortir de la liste d'attente | François Begon |
3 | fin de la participation du dernier patient inclus | Audrey Bernard-Petitjean |
Jun 12, 2015 16:53: PLR TRADUZIO (X) Created KOG entry
PRO (1): PLR TRADUZIO (X)
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Proposed translations
dernier patient sorti
Dernier patient sorti (de l'étude)
agree |
Audrey Bernard-Petitjean
: Oui, c'est concis et explicite
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Merci Audrey :)
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agree |
Drmanu49
1 hr
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Merci Manu
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agree |
marie-christine périé
3 hrs
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Merci MCP
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fin de la participation du dernier patient inclus
Oui c'est pas mal ! |
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PLR TRADUZIO (X)
: IMHO, c'est un pléonasme: si le patient a participé, il est bien évidemment inclus.... Non ?
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Certes... "fin de la participation du dernier patient" pourrait peut-être suffire...
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dernier participant à sortir de la liste d'attente
En général : FIFO = First In - First out.
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