Traduction de «Data base » (Néerlandais → Anglais) :

TERMINOLOGIE

gedecentraliseerde data base (of gegevensbasis) | gedistribueerde data base | gespreide data base
distributed data base | DDB [Abbr.]

bevinding betreffende prenatale data
Antenatal data - finding

moeite met onthouden van data
Difficulty in remembering dates

postnatale data
Postnatal data

gedistribueerde data base
distributed data base

geïnverteerde data base
inverted data base

abnormale foetale | acidemie | abnormale foetale | zuur-base-evenwicht
Abnormal fetal:acidaemia | acid-base balance

gemengde stoornis van zuur-base-evenwicht
Mixed disorder of acid-base balance

overige stoornissen van vocht-, elektrolyten- en zuur-base-evenwicht
Other disorders of fluid, electrolyte and acid-base balance

evidence-based approach in de algemene praktijk | op feitenmateriaal gebaseerde aanpak in de algemene praktijk | benadering gebaseerd op wetenschappelijke feiten in de algemene praktijk | empirisch onderbouwde aanpak in de algemene praktijk
evidence-based approach in primary care | evidence-based medicine in general practice | evidence-based approach in general practice | evidence-based approach in medical care

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

Carr, G.J. and N.J. Gorelick (1996), „Mutational Spectra in Transgenic Animal Research: Data Analysis and Study Design Based upon the Mutant or Mutation Frequency”, Environ.
Carr, G.J. and N.J. Gorelick (1996), “Mutational Spectra in Transgenic Animal Research: Data Analysis and Study Design Based upon the Mutant or Mutation Frequency”, Environ.

21. spoort de lidstaten aan om beste praktijken uit te wisselen op basis van een evidence-based benadering van data en in het bijzonder om op grond van casestudies en feedback op ervaringen, gemeenschappelijke richtsnoeren voor alle lidstaten vast te stellen;
21. Encourages the Member States to share best practices through a data-based approach and, in particular, to draw up, on the basis of case studies and feedback, common guidelines to be applicable throughout the Union;

21. spoort de lidstaten aan om beste praktijken uit te wisselen op basis van een evidence-based benadering van data en in het bijzonder om op grond van casestudies en feedback op ervaringen, gemeenschappelijke richtsnoeren voor alle lidstaten vast te stellen;
21.Encourages the Member States to share best practices through a data-based approach and, in particular, to draw up, on the basis of case studies and feedback, common guidelines to be applicable throughout the Union;

− We voted against this agreement because: it aims to return people to a country where, according to the UNHCR Global Appeal 2010–2011, around 212 000 people were internally displaced for more than 16 years, living in need of shelter and means to become self-sufficient, where sexual and gender-based violence is rife in all parts of society and police ill-treatment is tolerated; it also applies to those former residents of Abkhazia and South Ossetia who do not have any de facto links to Georgia; it does not include strict safeguards concerning the violation of fundamental rights and guaranteeing high standards of reception, which are poor in Georgia; it contains numerous loopholes and ambiguities which might be clarified in the Joint Readmission Committee in which Parliament regrettably has no say, which would be entirely legitimate regarding its new competences; it does not guarantee adequately the protection of personal data – data can be forwarded to ‘other bodies’ without requiring the consent of the person involved.
– We voted against this agreement because: it aims to return people to a country where, according to the UNHCR Global Appeal 2010-2011, around 212 000 people were internally displaced for more than 16 years, living in need of shelter and means to become self-sufficient, where sexual and gender-based violence is rife in all parts of society and police ill-treatment is tolerated; it also applies to those former residents of Abkhazia and South Ossetia who do not have any de facto links to Georgia; it does not include strict safeguards concerning the violation of fundamental rights and guaranteeing high standards of reception, which are poor in Georgia; it contains numerous loopholes and ambiguities which might be clarified in the Joint Readmission Committee in which Parliament regrettably has no say, which would be entirely legitimate regarding its new competences; it does not guarantee adequately the protection of personal data – data can be forwarded to ‘other bodies’ without requiring the consent of the person involved.

9. roept op tot een zo breed mogelijke verspreiding van gegevens over zaken die relevant zijn voor de stedelijke mobiliteit, zoals de statistieken van Eurostat en CARE (Community data base on accidents on the roads in Europe); verzoekt om het toegankelijk maken van de CARE-database, die een krachtig hulpmiddel zou zijn voor de uitwisseling van informatie en expertise tussen beroepsbeoefenaren in de vervoerssector;
9. Calls for the broadest possible dissemination of data on issues relevant to urban mobility, such as statistics by Eurostat and CARE (Community database on Accidents on the Roads in Europe); requests that access to the CARE database be opened, which would be a powerful tool for exchanging information and expertise among transport professionals;

3. is van mening dat de oprichting en ontwikkeling moeten worden bevorderd van data-bases en zoekmachines om informatie te verstrekken over de beschikbare technologieën, in nauwe samenwerking met het Europees Octrooi- en Merkenbureau;
3. Believes that encouragement should be given to help set up and develop databases and search engines to provide information on the available technologies in conjunction with the European Patent Office and the Community Trade Mark Office;

[2] International library statistics: Trends and Commentary based on the Libecon data, D. Fuegi en M. Jennings, 2004.
[2] International library statistics: Trends and Commentary based on the Libecon data , D. Fuegi and M. Jennings, 2004.

All relevant data protection rules should apply. The relevant quantities and/or concentrations would be set based on the work of the Standing Committee of Experts.
All relevant data protection rules should apply The relevant quantities and/or concentrations would be set based on the work of the Standing Committee of Experts.

[7] Bronnen: Institute of Shipping Economics and Logistics (ISL) Bremen, Jaarboek en verschillende nummers van FOCUS 1999, ISL Merchant Fleet Data Base (overzichten op basis van kwartaalbijwerkingen, van LMIS); Institute of Shipping Analysis (ISA), Gothenburg; DG TREN Statistisch Zakboek.
[7] Sources of data: Institute of Shipping Economics and Logistics (ISL) Bremen, Yearbook and various issues of FOCUS 1999, ISL Merchant Fleet Data Base (aggregates based on quarterly updates from LMIS); Institute of Shipping Analysis (ISA), Gothenburg; DG TREN Statistics Pocket Book.

De eerste ronde van EQUAL heeft de absolute noodzaak aangetoond van het vaststellen van een 'transnationaliteitsvenster' d.w.z. een gezamenlijk overeengekomen datum vóór welke alle beheersautoriteiten - na voltooiing van de selectieprocedure - de EQUAL Common Data Base (ECDB) moeten hebben voorzien van de gegevens over de ontwikkelingspartnerschappen om alle ontwikkelingspartnerschappen gelijke kansen te bieden bij het vinden van transnationale partners.
The first round of EQUAL illustrated the absolute necessity of setting up a 'transnationality window' i.e. a commonly agreed date by which all Managing Authorities - having completed the single selection procedure - would complete the EQUAL Common Data Base (ECDB) with data on Development Partnerships, in order to give all Development Partnerships an equal chance to find transnational partners.