Examples of using Quantitative terms in English and their translations into Dutch
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In quantitative terms, the results are good.
The ECB has defined price stability in quantitative terms.
Ensuring consistency in quantitative terms: growth rates between the different periods;
both in qualitative and quantitative terms.
Noting the positive(in both qualitative and quantitative terms) development of INTAS ever since its inception;
The objectives must then be clarified in qualitative and quantitative terms.
Sensitivity, reliability(in quantitative terms) and specificity of detection and identification techniques.
And today in this new period of recession, even this target seems completely insufficient in quantitative terms.
In quantitative terms the following items were sent out by the Commission during the period under report.
Noting the positive(in both qualitative and quantitative terms) development of INTAS ever since its inception;
For example, subjects in psychological tests are able to rate the intensity of a conscious feeling in quantitative terms.
In qualitative and quantitative terms, it has built up a strong,
the economy in qualitative and quantitative terms;
To date a great deal of work has been done- in quantitative terms- on a new amendment of the law on SMEs.
We are doing this in quantitative terms by increasing staff numbers
the decoding of which is made in quantitative terms, allows you to evaluate the effectiveness of the treatment.
In quantitative terms, this value is equal to the ratio of the actual annual output to the indicator of the volume of output determined for the same period.
This cluster comprises the SWOV activities which make it possible to describe road safety in quantitative terms and to carry out road safety research.
We envisioned that, in quantitative terms, the number of right-brain
preferably in quantitative terms.
In quantitative terms obesity is deemed to exist where body weight is 20% above the upper limit of normal range(Bray, 1979; DHSS-MRC, 1976) for a given height.
Whereas only limited experience has been acquired thereby and whereas transnational voluntary service activities should be developed in qualitative and quantitative terms;
I am delighted that Slovakia has fulfilled all the criteria set out in quantitative terms in the EC Treaty as conditions for admission to the euro zone.
This opinion argues that in quantitative terms the ambitious Lisbon employment objectives have been achieved only to a limited extent and with clear differences between countries which should always be borne in mind.
its Member States regarding development aid and economic cooperation had been increasing year after year in both qualitative and quantitative terms.
The perception-orientated lighting design no longer primarily thought in the quantitative terms of illuminance levels or luminance distribution, but in terms of the qualitative factors.
This opinion argues that in quantitative terms the ambitious Lisbon employment objectives have been achieved only to a limited extent, with clear differences between countries which
Recent years have shown a positive labour market performance not only in quantitative terms but also in qualitative ones,
This sums up a situation characterized by high demands in quantitative terms(too much to do)
In order to assess the importance of this piece of legislation we must bear in mind that 40% of the Union's energy expenditure is consumed in buildings, which in quantitative terms means EUR 100 000 million per year;