Spanish term
Spain
Native in: English 
Valores básicos normales
| 4 +3 | Basic normal values |
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Proposed translations
Basic normal values
Another option, as in the previous query, could be "standard values" (basic standard values)
Hence, basic normal values are considered a prerequisite for any Electrodiagnostic study...
| Thanks for your suggestion, but in terms of standards, which this section is about, I think the term is more specific and might be something alone the lines of 'preferred basic numbers/values', but I'm not entirely sure and just wondered if anyone knows the correct term. Thanks again for your comments. |
| For example: The Preferred Series Number is a designed machine component that needs standardization to avoid variations. https://vijaykarma.com/preferred-number-series-machine-design/#Basic_series_of_preferred_numbers |
| Thank you both for your comments. As I say, I'm not sure and will think about it, but greatly appreciate your suggestions. |
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