Traduction de «Plant percent » (Anglais → Français) :

plant per cent | plant percent | seedling per cent | seedling percent | tree per cent | tree percent

seedling percent [ plant percent | tree percent ]

DNA base composition | G + C percent | G+C content | mol percent G + C | mol percent guanine + cytosine | mol G+C [Abbr.]

to bear an interest of X percent | to carry an interest of X percent | to draw an interest of X percent

two percent defined benefit plan [ 2 percent defined benefit plan ]

percent open area [ POA | percent opening area ]

Potato virus Y group (Plant hosts)

fossil fuel power plant | fossil-fuel power plant | conventional power plant | conventional power station | fossil fuel plant | fossil-fueled power plant | fossil-fuelled power plant | fossil fuel power station | fossil fuel station | fossil-fired power plant | fossil-fired power station | fossil-fueled power station | fossil-fuelled power station

percent aware days

However, about 80 percent of all electricity is produced by a nuclear power plant and a lack of interconnection capacity with other acceding countries prevents integration with the EU electricity market.

(Return tabled) Question No. 530 Ms. Anne Minh-Thu Quach: With regard to Health Canada and the drug shortage: (a) what are the various plans that have been brought forward since 1990 to address drug shortages; (b) based on which studies is the Minister promoting a voluntary reporting mechanism for the industry to address drug shortages; (c) what are Health Canada’s budgets for inspecting drug manufacturing plants; (d) does Health Canada have a budget for identifying new emergency suppliers in case of a shortage; (e) what are Health Canada’s preferred contingency plans in the event of a sudden production shutdown, such as a bankruptcy ...[+++] or a plant fire; (f) since a few producers are the only ones to produce a given drug, what recourse does Health Canada have if a sudden production shutdown affects a sole producer of a drug; (g) what are the fast-track mechanisms for identifying alternatives for drugs in short supply; (h) in the event of a shortage, how does Health Canada prioritize its shipments of stockpiled products; (i) if there is no surplus inventory and if there is no alternate manufacturer, how does Health Canada determine who has the greatest need for the drugs; (j) what solutions based on what is done in other countries around the world have been considered by Health Canada; and (k) has Health Canada considered a solution based on the Swedish model, where a state-owned corporation produces about 2 percent of the country’s demand for drugs?

However, about 80 percent of all electricity is produced by a nuclear power plant and a lack of interconnection capacity with other acceding countries prevents integration with the EU electricity market.

The data used to prepare this table was taken from documents provided by DFO and by statements by the President of the Area 17 Snow Crab Fishermen's Association to the effect that 80 percent of landings are sold to plants and 20 percent to retail markets.