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absence of.

no-effect level, no-observed-effect level
the maximum dose of a poison that can be given over a stated period without producing detectable ill effects.
no-lesion pathology
the clinical pathology of diseases in which no physical lesion is demonstrable.
no-visible lesion (NVL) case
a case in which no gross lesion is demonstrable by a routine postmortem examination.


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