Примери за използване на Sufficient to support на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Is flexible sufficient to support both cutting and getting cycles.
In 1992, the FDA concluded that the data available at the time were not sufficient to support approval.
Is flexible sufficient to support both reducing and gaining cycles.
The available data in patients with genotype 3 virus were not sufficient to support the use of Zepatier for this genotype.
Is flexible sufficient to support both cutting and obtaining cycles.
Unlike the Apollo moon missions, they propose a series of missions over time, sufficient to support long-term colonisation.
Overall, the data are not sufficient to support the use of valproate as a first-line treatment.
So far as concerns, first, the flight of 15 September 2001,the evidence on which the Commission relies is not sufficient to support its determination.
As this would not have been sufficient to support all the inhabitants of Monte Albán, it is assumed that this was just one of many irrigation systems.
However, long-term safety data are missing andthese results alone are therefore not sufficient to support Olumiant use in previously untreated patients.
It would not have been sufficient to support all the inhabitants of Monte Albán, and it is therefore assumed that it was just one of many irrigation systems.
The only limitation is that your social design must factor in the carrying capacity of the planet,which means the resources have to be sufficient to support life on the planet.
It is therefore considered that the presented cases are sufficient to support an update to the product information to both section 4.4 and 4.8.
The only limitation to your design is this: it must respect the carrying capacity of the planet,which means that all available resources must be sufficient to support life on earth and beyond.
The CHMP did not agree that the data presented by the company were sufficient to support the claim that cabazitaxel and docetaxel should be considered the same active substance.
A true performance monitoring tool would go a step further and test that the actual performance of these systems andservices is sufficient to support the productivity of its users.
Vehicle production will be further automated andwill not be sufficient to support the current level of jobs, Handelsblatt said, citing NPM's Chairman Henning Kagermann.
In its letter notifying the Agency of the withdrawal of the application,the company stated that the withdrawal was due to initial concerns expressed by the CAT that the data from the main study would not be sufficient to support the approval of the medicine.
Vehicle production will be further automated andwill not be sufficient to support the current level of jobs, the local newspaper said, citing NPM's Chairman Henning Kagermann.
Here, again, he mentions the fiscal capacity of which he believes should upgrade the CCI in order to be autonomous andto rely entirely on own resources, sufficient to support important structural reforms in"a large economy under distress".
The CHMP considered that the data provided by the MAH are sufficient to support the use of Kantos Master and associated names in the maintenance and reliever therapy(MART) taken as regular maintenance treatment and as needed in response to asthma symptom.
Thus, microvascular dysfunction occurs early in diabetes, parallels the progression of neural dysfunction, andmay be sufficient to support the severity of structural, functional, and clinical changes observed in diabetic neuropathy.
The CHMP considered that the data provided by the MAH are sufficient to support the use of Oxynal and Targin and associated names in the second line symptomatic treatment of patients with severe to very severe idiopathic restless legs syndrome after failure of dopaminergic therapy.
Member States shall ensure that in proceedings relating to an action for damages in the Union,upon request of a claimant who has presented a reasoned justification containing reasonably available facts and evidence sufficient to support the plausibility of its claim for damages, national courts are able to order the defendant or a third party to disclose relevant evidence which lies in their control, subject to the conditions set out in this Chapter.
On application by a party which has presented reasonably available evidence sufficient to support its claims, and has, in substantiating those claims, specified evidence which lies in the control of the opposing party, the competent judicial authorities may order that such evidence be presented by the opposing party, subject to the protection of confidential information.
Vehicle production will be further automated andwill not be sufficient to support the current level of jobs, the local newspaper said, citing NPM's Chairman Henning Kagermann.
Member States shall lay down that,where a party has presented reasonably accessible evidence sufficient to support its claims, and has, in substantiating those claims, cited evidence which is to be found under the control of the opposing party, the judicial authorities may order that such evidence be produced by the opposing party, subject to the protection of confidential information.
The United Kingdom had concerns that the results from the main study with Prevora were not sufficient to support the proposed indication, and that another study was needed to confirm the results seen to date with the medicine.
For a nation with strong net exports, quality public services, andnational income levels sufficient to support the private sector's saving desires, a surplus may be required to contain nominal aggregate demand and avoid inflation.
Article 6 of the Directive sets forth that European“Member States shall ensure that,on application by a party which has presented reasonably available evidence sufficient to support its claims, and has, in substantiating those claims, specified evidence which lies in the control of the opposing party, the competent judicial authorities may order that such evidence be presented by the opposing party, subject to the protection of confidential information.”.