Traduction de «quantitative approach » (Anglais → Français) :

Quantitative Approach to VMF Audit

quantitative rules | quantitative approach | portfolio approach

Society, politics and economic development: a quantitative approach [ Society, politics and economic development ]

quantitative sensory examination | quantitative sensory measurement | paradigm of quantitative sensory testing | quantitative sensory testing

quantitative real-time RT-PCR | quantitative RT-PCR | real-time quantitative reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction | real-time reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction | real-time reverse transcription PCR | real-time reverse-transcription polymerase chain reaction | qRT-PCR [Abbr.] | real-time RT-PCR [Abbr.] | RT-qPCR [Abbr.]

approach manoeuver | approach manoeuvre | approach procedure

The large majority of reference projects submitted were based on qualitative approaches and only one project from 2000-2002 was based on a quantitative approach.

Draws attention to the fact that standardised tests and quantitative approaches to educational accountability measure at best a narrow range of traditional competences, and may result in schools having to adapt teaching syllabi to test material, thus neglecting the intrinsic values of education; points out that education and training have an important role in developing ethical and civil virtues and humanness, whereas teachers’ work and students’ achievements in this area are overlooked by test scores; highlights in this regard the need for flexibility, innovation and creativity in educational settings which can boost learning quality ...[+++]and educational attainment.

189. Calls on the Commission to assist Member States in rendering first-level controls and national audit authorities more effective by exchange of best practice and closer cooperation between the Commission, the Court of Auditors and national authorities (‘tripartite meetings’); considers, in addition, that the national audit authorities could put extra emphasis on the follow-up of the achieved results and effectiveness of Union funds absorption, rather than applying only a quantitative approach, regardless of the final project goals;

193. Calls on the Commission to assist Member States in rendering first-level controls and national audit authorities more effective by exchange of best practice and closer cooperation between the Commission, the Court of Auditors and national authorities (‘tripartite meetings’); considers, in addition, that the national audit authorities could put extra emphasis on the follow-up of the achieved results and effectiveness of Union funds absorption, rather than applying only a quantitative approach, regardless of the final project goals;