In medical terms, this is known as the genitourinary system.

在医学术语，这也是众所周知的所谓泌尿生殖系统。

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In medical terms, the genetic origins of the virus may not matter.

从医学上来说，了解病毒的基因起源也许并不重要。

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In medical terms, the word triage refers to providing care to the most needy of patients.

用医学术语，词治疗类选法提到提供关心给最贫穷患者。

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In a speech to members of the American Medical Association at their annual meeting in Chicago, the president spoke in stark terms.

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Machiavelli uses these two psychological and even in some ways quasi-medical terms, humors, to designate two classes of people on which every society is based.

马基雅维利运用这两个心理学上的,甚至某种程度上准医学的术语，人民特质，来界定两种不同阶级的人,每个社会都以此为基础。

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One of the things I was training was a course called mindfulness meditation, which was developed in the medical school affiliated to Massachusetts, they've done a lot of research on it in terms of helping people with disease, and stress-related disease.

我曾参与过的一个项目,是有关“念“的冥想和修行，是由麻省理工学院下属的,一所医学院研发的，他们为此做了很多研究,旨在帮助人们治疗疾病，和压力引发的病症。

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In medical terms it's defined as the deliberate induction of a dangerous condition common to quadriplegics called autonomic dysreflexia (AD).

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Indeed, her tumor cells have been subjected to decades of rearrangements, duplications and deletions that have been known in general terms by the medical community.

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It is a matter -- in terms of his medical condition, I would simply refer you to his letter of resignation and refer you then to him and to the Commerce Department for further questions about that.

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