Examples of using Net effect in English and their translations into Slovak
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The details are complex, but the net effect is that these electrons can zap satellites
The total net effect, whether positive or negative,
get the best optimum net effect on bone and joint.
The net effect is that Tesla must work much harder than other manufacturers to survive while building affordable, sustainable products.”.
Either way, the net effect is we're discouraged from praying much,
Factoring in the decrease in coldrelated deaths, the net effect is 86 000 more deaths a year.
be justified where there is a sufficient net effect in terms of the policy objectives.
The net effect of these changes after seroconversion was an increase in exposure of 2- to 3-fold based on AUC and Cmax.
producing a net effect of the eye being tightly squeezed shut with a raised eyebrow.
In agriculture, including rural development, all financial corrections have a net effect on the EU funding.
The net effect of scaling out of your winners will be an increased average win per trade while keeping your losses to your pre-defined risk parameters.
According to the Commission, the net effect was to decrease VAT-based own resources by approximately 88 million euro(17).
Thus the net effect of the Regulation is to bar the ability of the court of a Member State not seised of the action from making new
The net effect may be that the coin's supply may be centralized
According to the Commission, the net effect of the control activities in Member States where reservations were lifted was to decrease VAT-based own resources by approxi mately 4 million euro(21).
The net effect of these production line improvements has now enabled Princes Gate's management team to put plans in place for increasing the company's annual output to 70 million bottles and to undertake a major expansion of retail sales.
It is estimated that in 2004 there was a favourable net effect on the government budgets of 0.3% of GDP for the EU-10 as a whole,
If the net effect is positive, total additional resources shall be limited to the level of under-spending against the maximum resources available for commitments from the Structural Funds and the CF for the years 2007-2010.
Overall it is difficult to assess the net effect on employment but it is believed that on balance,
Modelling studies reported in the IPCC Third Assessment Report(TAR) found that volcanic and solar forcings may account for half of the temperature variations prior to 1950, but the net effect of such natural forcings has been roughly neutral since then.