- Staub-Traugott effect (test) phenomenon
- Staub-Trau·gott effect (test), phenomenon (shtoubґ trouґgot) [Hans Staub, Swiss internist, 1890–1967; Carl Traugott, German internist, 20th century] see under effect and phenomenon.
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Staub-Traugott effect (test) phenomenon
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