Példák az Classification rules használatára angolul és azok Magyar nyelvű fordításai
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Specific definitions for the classification rules.
Review of the classification rules and essential requirements regarding specific devices or technologies.
Decision trees can easily be converted to classification rules.
Files can be automatically classified based on file classification rules or manually by changing the properties of a selected file or folder.
A decision treecan easily be converted to a set of classification rules.
The most recent classification rules adopted by the Union shall take precedence over the listed hazard classifications and risk phrases.
( ii) discrepancies due to different presentation and classification rules;
The most recent classification rules adopted by the Union shall take precedence over the listed hazard classifications and risk phrases.
Applicants shall therefore ensure that any classifications are based on the most recent classification rules.
Below: Decision treesprovide a way to structure data based on classification rules and associated probabilities of different outcomes.
Applicants shall therefore ensure that anyclassifications are based on the most recent classification rules.
The classification rules(laid down in Annex VII) have been adapted to technical progress and experience gained from vigilance and market surveillance.
If the device isintended to be used in combination with another device, the classification rules shall apply separately to each of the devices.
Adoption of the GHTF classification rules and adaptation of the conformity assessment procedures to the relevant GHTF guidance.
If the device isintended to be used in combination with another device, the classification rules shall apply separately to each of the devices.
The classification rules, which are based on the vulnerability of the human body, should take into account the potential risks associated with the technical design and manufacture of the devices.
Give here the classification of the substance or preparation which arises from application of the classification rules in Directives 67/548/EEC or 1999/45/EC.
The classification rules set out in Annex IX may be adapted in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 7(2) in the light of technical progress and any information which becomes available under the information system provided for in Article 10.
However, for mixtures of enzymes and fragrances,where information on substances cannot be obtained, the classification rules for mixtures shall be applied.
Although the classification rules of the SME Act pertaining to small enterprises did not change, the new rules for innovation contribution do not refer to the whole SME Act but to a specific section(Section 3(2)-(3)) of the classification rules.
As stated bythe Commission services, Member States have misinterpreted the classification rules of allocations and may have included other forms of finance than financial engineering instruments.
In particular for the purpose of the conformity assessment procedures, to classify devices in four risk classes andto establish a set of robust risk-based classification rules, in line with international practice.
The classification rules, which are based on the vulnerability of the human body taking into account the potential risks associated with the technical design and manufacture of the devices, need to be adapted to technical progress and experience gained from vigilance and market surveillance.
In particular for the purpose of the conformity assessment procedures, to classify in vitro diagnostic medical devices into four risk classes andto establish a set of robust risk-based classification rules, in line with international practice.
The classification rules should take into account the place where the device performs its action in or on the human body, where it is introduced or applied, and whether a systemic absorption of the substances of which the device is composed, or of the products of metabolism in the human body of those substances occurs.
In order to obtain a suitable risk-based classification of devices that are composed of substances or of combinations of substances that are absorbed by or locally dispersed in the human body,it is necessary to introduce specific classification rules for such devices.
Stresses that the lack of enforcement of EU waste legislation is unacceptable and must be addressed as a matter of priority, including through country reports contained within the Environmental Implementation Review,as a more consistent approach between chemicals and waste classification rules is needed;
Brief description of the investigational device(e.g. name, GMDN code or internationally recognised nomenclature code, intended purpose,risk class and applicable classification rule according to Annex VII).
Identification and description of the device, including information on theintended purpose, the risk classification and applicable classification rule pursuant to Annex VIII, design and manufacturing of the device and reference to previous and similar generations of the device.