Traduction de «for which they » (Français → Néerlandais) :

Les termes et conditions repris sur le registre du site de la Commission européenne mentionnent que “health claims should only be made for the nutrient, substance, food or food category for which they have been authorised, and not for the food product that contains them”.
De termen en voorwaarden opgenomen in het register op de website van de Europese Commissie vermelden “health claims should only be made for the nutrient, substance, food or food category for which they have been authorised, and not for the food product that contains them”.

· 84 percent of caregivers of loved ones with severe AD surveyed said caregiving frequently stops them from participating in activities that they enjoy, which is more than caregivers of loved ones with mild (67 percent) and moderate (68 percent) AD
84 percent of caregivers of loved ones with severe AD surveyed said caregiving frequently stops them from participating in activities that they enjoy, which is more than caregivers of loved ones with mild (67 percent) and moderate (68 percent) AD

If participation in health care decisions is seen as an end in itself (empowerment perspective), it follows that decisions made through a participatory process are valuable and legitimate, because they emanate from a participatory process which is valued in itself, regardless
If participation in health care decisions is seen as an end in itself (empowerment perspective), it follows that decisions made through a participatory process are valuable and legitimate, because they

„They are designed to help practitioners assimilate, evaluate and implement the everincreasing amount of evidence and opinion on best current practice. Clinical guidelines are intended as neither cookbook nor textbook but, where there is evidence of variation in practice which affects patient outcomes and a strong research base providing evidence of effective practice, guidelines can assist doctors and other health care professionals in making decisions about appropriate and effective care for their patients.
variation in practice which affects patient outcomes and a strong research base providing evidence of effective practice, guidelines can assist doctors and other health care professionals in making decisions about appropriate and effective care for their patients.