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Definition of study design - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
researchTECH. planned structure and methods used to carry out a research projectTECH.
- The study design included random assignment to two treatment groups.
- Their study design relied on longitudinal data collected over five years.
- A flawed study design can lead to unreliable conclusions.
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literal
the study and design of rockets and spacecraft
human factors
study of how people work best and its use in design
scientific
using blinded study design in sciences
technology
branch of engineering and academic study of computer system design
academic discipline
study of applying scientific principles to design and construction
games
study of games including design and player interaction
philosophy
study of purpose or design in nature
abr: architecture
study or design of buildings and structures
research
study design where participants receive multiple treatments
abr: engineering
study and design of machines or structures
design and study
the design, operation, or study of missiles
research planning
registered study design before conducting research
technology
detailed study of programs to understand design, behavior, or possible issues
instrument engineering
the study of telescope design and application
design
representation of something in width height and depth used for study or design
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- French:plan d'étude, ...
- German:Studiendesign, ...
- Italian:disegno dello studio, ...
- Spanish:diseño del estudio, ...
- Portuguese:desenho do estudo, ...
- Chinese:研究设计, ...
- Japanese:研究デザイン, ...
- Arabic:تَصمِيم الدِّراسَة, ...
- Hebrew:תִּכְנוּן הַמֶּחְקָר, ...
- Russian:дизайн исследования, ...
- Ukrainian:дизайн дослідження, ...
- Hindi:अध्ययन रूपरेखा, ...
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