Traduction de «évaluation par équivalence » (Français → Anglais) :

equivalence assessment

water equivalent of snow [ snow water equivalent | water equivalent ]

equivalent carbon number | ECN [Abbr.]

full-time equivalent | whole-time equivalent | FTE [Abbr.] | WTE [Abbr.]

carbon dioxide equivalent [ CDE | CO2 equivalent ]

carbon dioxide equivalent | CDE | CO2 equivalent | CO2 eq.

ringer equivalence number | REN | ringer equivalency number | ringer equivalent number

project evaluation [ project appraisal | programme evaluation(UNBIS) ]

For the purposes of assessing the equivalence of alternative methods with the method laid down in Annex III to Directive 98/83/EC, Member States should be permitted to use standard EN ISO 17994, which has already been established as the standard on the equivalence of microbiological methods in the context of Directive 2006/7/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (9) and by Commission Decision 2009/64/EC (10).

It shows up in the flowcharts for the approval process as being a discrete step, at which point a decision is made either to forego any further assessment, or, if it fails on a substantial equivalence assessment, it then goes to a full environmental assessment.

A lot of the work we've been doing in the province is to develop this infrastructure to allow credential assessment bodies to evolve in the different provinces, so that individuals have an opportunity to bring their education and their working life experience to these assessment centres and get them evaluated in the context of a Canadian labour market and Canadian equivalency, if you want.

For each credit assessment system, the ECAF performance monitoring process consists of an annual ex-post comparison of: (a) the observed default rates for all eligible entities and instruments rated by the credit assessment system, where these entities and instruments are grouped into static pools based on certain characteristics, e.g. credit rating, asset class, industry sector, credit assessment model; and (b) the appropriate credit quality threshold of the Eurosystem given by the benchmark PD (two benchmark PDs are considered: a 0,10 % PD over a one-year horizon which is considered equivalent to a credit assessment of credit quality ...[+++]step 2; and a 0,40 % PD over a one-year horizon which is considered equivalent to a credit assessment of credit quality step 3 of the Eurosystem harmonised rating scale).