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31trade off — exchange, replacing one thing with another; compromise, concession …
32trade-off — noun a balance achieved between two desirable but incompatible features; a compromise …
33ˈtrade-ˌoff — noun [C] a situation in which you accept a disadvantage so that you can have a benefit …
34trade-off — /ˈtreɪd ɒf / (say trayd of) noun a concession made in a negotiation in return for one given …
35trade-off — noun an exchange that occurs as a compromise I faced a tradeoff between eating and buying my medicine • Syn: ↑tradeoff • Hypernyms: ↑exchange, ↑interchange …
36Patient trade-off — The trade off dilemma in prostate cancer treatment refers to the choice between different treatments for localized prostate cancer (a tumor that is contained within the prostate). The choice is a trade off between the expected beneficial and… …
37Time-trade-off — (TTO) is a tool used in health economics to help determine the quality of life of a patient or group. The individual will be presented with a set of directions such as:Imagine that you are told that you have 10 years left to live. In connection… …
38trade-off analysis — / treɪd ɒf əˌnæləsɪs/ noun same as conjoint analysis …
39trade something off (against something) — ˌtrade sthˈoff (against/for sth) derived to balance two things or situations that are opposed to each other • They were attempting to trade off inflation against unemployment. related noun ↑trade off Main entry: ↑tradederived …
40trade something off (for something) — ˌtrade sthˈoff (against/for sth) derived to balance two things or situations that are opposed to each other • They were attempting to trade off inflation against unemployment. related noun ↑trade off Main entry: ↑tradederived …
