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Definition of aetiology in English Turkish dictionary
- sebep bilgisi
- nedenbilim
- (Tıp, İlaç) Hastalıkların sebepleri ile uğraşan bilim dalı
- Etiyolojisi
- etiyoloji
- etiology
- (Tıp) kanser etyolojisi
- etiology
- (Tıp) neden bilimi
- etiology
- (Tıp) etyoloji
- etiology
- sebepler bilimi
- etiology
- etiyoloji
- disease of unknown aetiology
- (Tıp, İlaç) Nedeni bilinmeyen hastalık
- etiology
- (tıp) Hastalıkların sebeplerini arama ilmi
- etiology
- Sebepler bilgisi, sebep tayin etme
- etiology
- sebepler bilgisi
- etiology
- hastalıkların sebeplerini arama ilmi
- etiology
- (Diş Hekimliği) hastalık sebeplerini inceleyen bilim dalı
- etiology
- sebepler
- etiology
- {i} hastalığın sebebini anlama bilimi
- etiology
- {i} nedenbilim
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Definition of aetiology in English English dictionary
- The known or speculated upon origin of a disease or class of diseases, of use in nosology, pathology, and prophylaxis
- The study of causes or origins
- The ascertained origin of a particular case of a disease. This presumes a diagnosis, and may be relevant to a prognosis, but is distinct from both
- In medicine this is the science of the investigation of the cause or origin of disease
- A story giving an explanation of the origin of a name, a place, or a custom
- the study of factors that cause a disease
- a doctrine and/or narrative account of first causes, particularly in the case of creation myths/stories that provide narrative accounts of the raison d'etre of all that is See also Teleology
- Causes of illness or disorder
- the philosophical study of causation
- Study of the causes or origin of disease
- The cause of a situation or problem
- {i} study of the causes of disease, etiology
- see etiology. etiology the study of what causes disease
- the cause of a disease
- the cause of a disease or a study of causes
- etiology
- {n} an account of the causes of diseases
- etiology
- alternative spelling of aetiology
- etiology
- Study of disease causes; an agent that causes disease (e g a virus)
- etiology
- the cause
- etiology
- the study of the cause and/or origin of a disease
- etiology
- The science and study of the causes, origins and reasons of diseases and their mode of operation
- etiology
- Same as &?;tiology
- etiology
- the study of the cause or causes of a disease
- etiology
- The study of what causes a disease; also the cause or causes of a certain disease
- etiology
- Origin or cause of
- etiology
- The cause or causes of a disabling condition
- etiology
- The science of causes
- etiology
- – the cause or origin of a disease
- etiology
- The cause of disease
- etiology
- The study of cause; that phase of plant pathology dealing with the causal agent and its relations with the susceptible plant (20)
- etiology
- Study of the causes of injury and disease
- etiology
- {i} study of the causes of disease
- etiology
- the cause of a disease; the study of causes of disease
- etiology
- the cause of disease One of the aspects of a complete symptom
- etiology
- the philosophical study of causation
- etiology
- Causal association of a disease with an agent The study of the cause of diseases
- etiology
- the philosophical study of causation the cause of a disease
- etiology
- The study of the causes or origins of behavior Positivist approaches to criminology are characterized by their interest in determining the etiology of criminal behavior
- etiology
- the study of the cause of a disease
- etiology
- The cause of a disease
- etiology
- Origin or cause
- etiology
- The etiology of a disease or a problem is the study of its causes. the etiology of psychiatric disorder. the cause of a disease or the scientific study of this (aetiologia, from aitia )
- etiology
- All of the factors that contribute to the cause of a disease or an abnormal condition
- etiology
- study of the cause of disease, or the cause of disease
- etiology
- Study of the causes of abnormal condition or disease
- etiology
- the causes or origin of a disease or disorder; the study of the factors that cause disease and the method of their introduction to the host
- etiology
- The study of the causes of disease
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Etymology
() From Latin aetiologia, from Ancient Greek αἰτιολογία (aitiologia), from αἰτία (“cause”).Resimler
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