Traduction de «decreasing function » (Anglais → Français) :

Concerted Action Committee on Cellular Ageing and Decreased Functional Capacity of Organs | Concerted Action Committee on Medical Cellular Ageing

decreasing | nonincreasing | monotone decreasing | monotonic decreasing | monotonically decreasing

decline in pH | decrease in pH | decrease of pH | depression of pH | pH decline | pH decrease | pH depression

pH depression [ depression of pH | pH decrease | decrease in pH | decrease of pH | pH decline | decline in pH ]

decreaser plant species [ decreaser | decreaser species ]

Decreased excretory function

strictly decreasing | strictly monotone decreasing

Old age brings many stressors that may increase mental ill health, such as decreasing functional capacity and social isolation.

The levels of the maximum average wholesale charges for regulated roaming calls set by Regulation (EC) No 717/2007 should continue to decrease over the extended duration of the Regulation to reflect decreasing costs, including reductions in regulated mobile termination rates in the Member States, in order to ensure the smooth functioning of the internal market while at the same time continuing to meet the dual objectives of eliminating excessive prices and allowing operators freedom to compete and innovate.

Notes the Commission’s observation that farmers’ representatives have decided not to join the SCI as, in their view, it does not ensure sufficient confidentiality for complainants and lacks statutory powers for independent investigations and meaningful sanctions, as well as mechanisms to combat well-documented UTPs, and as their concerns about imbalances in the nature of enforcement mechanisms have not been properly taken into account; believes that farmer participation is crucial, and that decreased participation does not reflect a lack of awareness, but rather a lack of faith in current SCI procedures and governance; proposes, therefore, that impr ...[+++]oving the functioning of the SCI via, inter alia, independent governance, confidentiality and anonymity, and effective enforcement and deterrence, could, as a first step, increase farmer interest, support, and, thereby, participation.

13. Stresses the need to address the growing impact of airline emissions on climate change; regrets, therefore, the fact that the EU has had to temporarily freeze the implementation of the EU emissions trading scheme for flights which are not within the EU; emphasises the need for an expanded and better-functioning Emissions Trading System (ETS) which provides efficient climate goals and effective incentives for GHG emissions reductions, ensures a meaningful price for CO2 and reflects the true costs of fossil fuels; stresses that the total amount of carbon credits must decrease ...[+++] gradually so that climate neutrality is reached by 2050; deems it essential to raise additional climate finance and to set aside, within the remit of the ETS, a percentage of auctioning revenues as climate finance for a fully operational GCF;