Examples of using Statistical effect in English and their translations into Danish
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Substantial transitional and degressive support should also be provided by the Cohesion Fund to those countries which exceed 90% of the Community average as a result of the statistical effect.
The Commission proposes that temporary support should apply under this heading to those regions where per capita GDPwould have been below 75% of the Community average as calculated for the Union of Fifteen the socalled statistical effect of enlargement.
we would reaffirm that it is unacceptable for regions to be financially harmed by the so-called statistical effect, which is why measures cancelling out this effect must be adopted.
provided that at the same time the so-called statistical effect is neutralised.
also the regions suffering from the statistical effect, the natural effect,
particularly if they are inhabitants of regions affected by the statistical effect- then they have nothing to worry about.
aimed at guaranteeing full compensation for the regions affected by the‘statistical effect' and at implementing phasing out mechanisms for the Cohesion Fund.
those regions affected by what is known as the‘statistical effect' will retain the same regional state aid status as the convergence regions until 2013,
regions subject to the statistical effect should receive special treatment.
parities at NUTS II level), as long as the so-called statistical effect is neutralised, while the structural disadvantages of the outermost and extremely sparsely populated regions are to continue to be taken into account irrespective of their GDP.
because they are victims of what is known as the statistical effect of the limit of 75% of GDP being reduced due to enlargement.
are failing to address such crucial questions as full compensation for regions affected by the statistical effect, Portugal's Algarve region being one such region;
but because of the simple statistical effect of the incorporation into the union of new Member States with below average GDP.
victim of the so-called statistical effect.
decided on a joint approach to the situation of regions affected by the statistical effect.
It supports the regions in danger of being damaged by the statistical effect of enlargement;
Complete compensation for regions that will suffer from the so-called statistical effect, such as the Algarve.
For regions that exceed 75% of the average GDP of the enlarged EU without this being attributable to a‘statistical effect', Member States will be able to set aid levels of between 10% and 15% for zones they will designate themselves, subject to certain conditions.
This improvement is however judged to be partly due to statistical effects related to working-day adjustments,
The Effect of Statistical Noise on the Perception of Curvature.