Examples of using The quantification in English and their translations into Swedish
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Low-temperature STM allowed the measurement of the rotation of the dibutyl sulfide molecules as a function of temperature and the quantification of both the energetic barrier
milk testing, the quantification of biotoxins in molluscs,
Development of a fluorometric method for the quantification of sulfite and thiol-containing compounds in beer 2011 Independent thesis Advanced level(degree of Master(One Year)),
Further developments should focus on the quantification of the incidence of workrelated sickness k»
Any conclusion to be drawn from the quantification of national aids has, therefore, not only to take account of their impact on competition
Because of these uncertainties, the quantification of risk by the technical experts whether under Council Regulation 793/93/EEC
In order to meet the 1% per year target, the quantification and verification process should then prove that without the efficiency measures that were taken, consumption would have been 103, 105, 107, 109, 111, 113.
temporal provisions and the quantification and collection of fines.
i.e., the quantification of that likelihood;
i.e. the quantification of that likelihood.
In general, even where documents met the minimum requirements of the regulation- which was often the case- the quantification of the objectives at the level of the priorities
therefore non-patentable, and in including a reference to the quantification of pain in laboratory animals?
a possible registration or authorisation system), the distribution of damages( whether damages go to the association itself or to its members), and the quantification of damages damages awarded to the association could be calculated on the basis of the illegal gain of the defendant, whereas damages awarded to the members are calculated on the basis of the individual damage suffered.
administrative authority to issue, instead of a redress order, a declaratory decision regarding the liability of the trader towards the consumers harmed by an infringement of Union law listed in Annex I, in duly justified cases where, due to the characteristics of the individual harm to the consumers concerned the quantification of individual redress is complex.
Should the Commission publish guidelines on the quantification of damages?
We therefore do not distinguish individual policy fields in the quantification of the DASS.