Exemplos de uso de Differences in definitions em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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National differences in definitions and priorities flows.
National data may differ from these figures due to differences in definitions ofunemplo5rment eligibility.
Despite differences in definitions of fatigue, a consensus exists that it is a subjective, multifactorial and multidimensional phenomenon.
National data may differ from these frgures dueto differences in definitions of unemployment eligibility t2Lt36.
Despite differences in definitions, there is agreement among most authors that a multidimensional approach is required if one desires to assess QOL.
However, we know that such cooperation is weakened by differences in definitions, procedures, structures, and so forth.
The current differences in definitions are a reflection of differences in culture and legal traditions, and they should be maintained.
Due to the substantial differences in definitions, the comparability of the results between studies may be difficult.
Two primary measures, the Comprehensive Assessment of At-Risk Mental States CAARMS and the Structured Interview for Prodromal Syndromes SIPS have been validated to assess for UHR criteria,with slight differences in definitions.
The sum of the amounts quantified for the differences in definitions between the ESA 95 and the ESA second edition cited at Article 1;
When applying a procedure developed in one cultural context to another context it is necessary an evaluation of equivalence between the original procedure and its adapted version,due to cultural differences in definitions, beliefs and behaviors among many populations.
The lack of harmonisation of statistics is partly the result of differences in definitions of migration, that may in turn be related to differences in legislation relating to migration.
The differences in definitions between the ESA second edition and the ESA 95 which have been identified and agreed by the GNP Committee before 31 December 1996 and which have an impact on GDP or GNP are listed in the Annex.
However, despite of neurological complications being responsible for high morbimortality, their incidence varies greatly in publications,mainly due to differences in definitions, the homogeneity of the populations in the study and the length of follow up.
Differences in definitions, beliefs and behavior relating to a construct to be used in epidemiological research make it necessary for instruments developed in other cultural contexts to be preceded by meticulous evaluation of the equivalence between the original and its adapted version.
As a result, national differences seen in the tables which follow may reflect real differences in drug use and prob lems butmay also(or instead) reflect differences in definitions, in how information is collected and in the treatment or enforcement systems from which much data emanates.
The Member States shall evaluate and document each of these differences in definitions, applying the principle laid down in Article 2. They shall provide the Commission with the necessary information and explanations on each of the differences in accordance with Article 5 of Directive 89/130/EEC, Euratom.
Whereas in order to apply Article 8(1) and(2) of Regulation(EC) No 2223/96 on ESA 95, it is necessary to identify,by December 1996 at the latest, the differences in definitions between the ESA 95 and the ESA second edition and to evaluate their impact, in order to derive data for GDP and GNP according to the ESA second edition from data for GDP and GNP according to ESA 95;
There are differences in definition among observers;
A number of commentators(including broadcasters and National authorities)felt that the differences in definition identified did not create difficulties for transfrontier production.
This variation can be explained by differences in definition, terminology, classification, inclusion criteria, variability of the notification methods used, as well as by etiological, demographic, and cultural factors.
The discrepancy among this data may be related to the difference in definition in the dip pattern.
There are differences in definition among observers; some definitions allow only biological children that are full-blood siblings, but others allow for a stepparent and any mix of dependent children including stepchildren and adopted children.
Fatigue is a multicausal, multidimensional and complex concept, in which several psychological, biochemical andphysiological mechanisms may play a part. Due to differences in definition and tools used to measure fatigue associated with RA, the prevalence rate ranges from 40% to 80.
Owing to differences in definition, coverage and time ofrecording, trade data(as compiled by Eurostat) are not fullycomparable withthe goodsiteminthe balance of paymentsstatistics compiled by the ECB.
Owing to differences in definition, coverage and time of recording, trade data( as compiled by Eurostat) are not fully comparable with the goods item in the balance of payments statistics compiled by the ECB.
The meat of their disagreement from Keynes'sperspective concerned ancillary points, and semantic differences in definition, leading him to conclude that Hayek was nit-picking:“So long as a problem of this major magnitude is not cleared up between us, what is the use of discussing'irritating' terminology, which might not bother Dr Hayek at all if he were not, for these excellent other reasons, looking for trouble?
My next point is that it is important that the principle of subsidiarity be maintained in view of the differences involved- differences in definition from one Member State to another, differences in geographical situations,differences in the problems of demographics and those affecting social and health policy.
These differences in the definitions of dyslipidemia must be considered when comparing the results from ERICA with other populations.