Traduction de «adverse » (Anglais → Français) :

handle adverse reactions to drugs | manage adverse reactions to medication | deal with adverse reactions to drugs | manage adverse reactions to drugs

adverse drug reaction [ ADR | drug adverse reaction | adverse drug effect | adverse reaction | adverse effect ]

adverse event | adverse drug event | ADE | adverse drug experience

Adverse Drug Utilization Review [ ADUR | Adverse Drug Utilization Reviews | Adverse Drug Use Review ]

adverse effects of radiotherapy treatment | unwanted effect of radiotherapy treatment | adverse effect of radiotherapy treatment | side effects of radiotherapy treatment

serious adverse event | SAE | serious adverse drug reaction | serious ADR

adverse analytical finding | AAF

deal with adverse responses to anaesthesia | handle adverse reactions to anaesthesia | direct adverse reaction to anaesthesia | manage adverse reactions to anaesthesia

lowest-observed-adverse-effect level [ LOAEL | lowest observed adverse effect level | lowest-observed-adverse-effect-level ]

no observable adverse effect level | no-observed-adverse-effect level | NOAEL [Abbr.]

(17)the obligation to record and report all suspected serious adverse reactions and adverse human reactions to a veterinary medicinal product as well as all suspected serious unexpected adverse reactions and human adverse reactions or suspected transmission of infectious agents, as provided for in Article 49(1) and (2) of Regulation (EC) No 726/2004.

the obligation to record and report all suspected serious adverse reactions and adverse human reactions to a veterinary medicinal product as well as all suspected serious unexpected adverse reactions and human adverse reactions or suspected transmission of infectious agents, as provided for in Article 49(1) and (2) of Regulation (EC) No 726/2004.

‘adverse trade effects’ means the adverse effects which an obstacle to trade causes or threatens to cause, in respect of a product or service, to Union enterprises, on the market of any third country, and which have a material impact on the economy of the Union or of a region of the Union, or on a sector of economic activity in the Union; the fact that the complainant suffers from such adverse effects shall not be considered sufficient to justify, on its own, the Union institutions proceeding with any action.

In that connection the General Court: (1) found, incorrectly, that the fact that the measure which has an adverse effect on the individual members of the applicant association also affects other does not preclude those members from being individually concerned; (2) found, incorrectly, that only the relevant members had claimed to be in competition with the recipients of the aid; and (3) thereby failed, incorrectly, to accord weight to the specific calculations which the appellants had submitted showing that the aid would inevitably have an adverse effect on their market position; and (4) in addition to the error referred to in (1), in ...[+++]correctly failed to see that the measure having an adverse effect is not the same for all operators; (5) incorrectly assumed that the appellants must provide proof of loss of income which has already occurred in order to have standing to bring proceedings; (6) incorrectly dismissed claims of adverse effect on the basis of other, undocumented causes of the adverse effect; and (7) ruled out the possibility of easing the requirements for having standing on the ground that the Commission’s decision to allow the aid under Article 107(3)(c) had not been dealt with administratively on its merits.