Examples of using Characterised in English and their translations into Slovak
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The additive has to be fully identified and characterised. 2.1. Identity of the additive.
Priority treatment is characterised by shorter timelines,
Territory characterised according to its current and future planned functional dimension
Pharmacokinetics were characterised in MabCampath-naive patients with B-cell chronic lymphocytic leukaemia(B-CLL) who had failed
Its personality can be characterised as a sympathetic professional who understands human needs,
The support provided under these programmes is characterised by a specific thematic focus
The challenges ahead in sustainable development have been characterised as leading to radical changes in the way our societies work and function1.
other measures is characterised by slowness, disparity
It can be characterised merely as a robust warning system,
The target area could be characterised as'the periphery of the periphery' with continuously worsening economic
These activities are characterised by needs-based programming,
metal working, characterised- as the name states- by a round(actually half-round) head shape.
The scriptural passages which the ritual offers are characterised as words which announce the Mercy of God
work in isolation from each other in a European and global market which is characterised by flexibility.
General pharmacokinetic characteristics The pharmacokinetics of anidulafungin have been characterised in healthy subjects,
However, network activities were often characterised by the same incomplete planning,
The provision does not affect the discretion of Member States to determine which infringements are to be characterised as serious.
malls are massive enclosed spaces which might be usually characterised with many stores that sell merchandise to the general public.
which means that Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia society is characterised with a low level of tolerance.
The EU forest sector is characterised by a great diversity of forest types,