Traduction de «compromise potential » (Anglais → Français) :

corrosion potential | rest potential | freely corroding potential | compromise potential | free corrosion potential

A rare intestinal disorder of neonates of unknown aetiology. Patients are born with a short small bowel (less than 75 cm in length) that compromises proper intestinal absorption and leads chronic diarrhoea, vomiting and failure to thrive.

compromise splice bar [ compromise bar | compromise joint ]

compromise splice bar | compromise bar | compromise joint

public service compromise | public utility accord | public service concession | public utility compromise

event-related potentials | ERPs | event-related brain potentials | endogenous evoked potentials | endogenous potentials | cognitive evoked potentials | cognitive potentials | Events Related Potentials

AB compromise joint bar [ no-hand compromise joint bar ]

AB compromise joint [ no-hand compromise joint ]

Evoked-potential audiometer

Auditory evoked-potential graphic recorder

Given the potential for improvement in electricity generation (estimated at 30-40%) and the considerable losses in transport (2%) and distribution (8%), it is critical to improve transformation efficiency, address losses and identify any potential problems before they compromise supply[18].

The REFIT process will start with a mapping exercise to identify the regulatory areas and pieces of legislation with the greatest potential for simplifying rules and reducing regulatory cost for businesses and citizens without compromising public policy objectives.

Without a co-ordinated impulse and a determined effort to increase and better organise the European research effort, Europe might compromise its chances of taking full advantage of the potential offered by the transition to a knowledge-based economy and society.

to ensure that the regulatory cooperation chapter promotes a transparent, effective, pro-competitive economic environment through the identification and prevention of potential future non-tariff barriers to trade, which disproportionately affect SME's, and the facilitation of trade and investment while developing and securing the highest levels of protection of health and safety in line with the precautionary principle laid down in Article 191 TFEU, consumer, labour environmental and animal welfare legislation and of cultural diversity that exists in the EU; to support, whilst fully respecting regulatory autonomy, the establishment of a ...[+++] structured dialogue and cooperation between regulators in the most transparent way possible and involving stakeholders; to include cross-cutting disciplines on regulatory coherence and transparency for the development and implementation of efficient, cost-effective, and more compatible regulations for goods and services; negotiators on both sides need to identify and to be very clear about which technical procedures and standards are fundamental and cannot be compromised, which ones can be the subject of a common approach, which are the areas where mutual recognition based on a common high standard and a strong system of market surveillance is desirable and which are those where simply an improved exchange of information is possible, based on the experience of several years of talks in a variety of fora including the Transatlantic Economic Council and the High Level Regulatory Cooperation Forum to ensure similarly that it will not affect standards that have yet to be set in areas where the legislation or the standards are very different in the US as compared with the EU, such as, for example, the implementation of existing (framework) legislation (e.g. REACH), or the adoption of new laws (e.g. cloning), or future definitions affecting the level of protection (e.g. endocrine disrupting chemicals); to ensure that any provisions on ...