Examples of using A joint study in English and their translations into German
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A joint study by the two companies showed.
To prepare terms of reference for a joint study on the impacts of biofuels on oil refining.
A joint study by SIA, SQS, ICTswitzerland, ISSS, FITSU and the federal expert commission.
It also reduces the storage of fat in the liver, which was shown in a joint study in DÃ1⁄4sseldorf.
A joint study by ACTE and HRS shows that the industry is currently breaking completely new ground.
That is what International Transfer Center for Logistics GmbH andthe Technical University of Berlin are currently researching in a joint study.
Di criticize in a joint study the lack of consideration of human rights in EU's trade policy.
In 1974, Hamuro and Chihara confirmed and expanded these findings in a joint study with the Japanese food company Ajinomoto.
A joint study by BMUB and Germanwatch provides the basis for these guidelines. It focuses on four criteria.
Global warming is affecting therange of alpine flora- creating winners and losers, says a joint study from Swiss and Austrian scientists.
The EESC recommends undertaking a joint study at EU level in order to develop criteria and indicators to tackle such issues.
This opinion is shared by providers of video services, pay-TV operators and OTT,it follows from the results of a joint study Irdeto and analysis Agency SNL Kagan.
M Management Consulting have published a joint study which looks at"Sustainable value creation in trade and the consumer goods industry.
In a joint study with the promotional banks BPI, CDP and ICO, KfW analyses the structure and the development of SMEs in the four economies.
Yet, their role in international trade ismuch smaller than their weight on the domestic market, as a joint study of KfW Research and Europe's national promotional banks Bpifrance, CDP, ICO and the British Business Bank shows.
A joint study with E. ON Metering GmbH demonstrated that consumers are principally willing to adjust their behavior accordingly.
The Commission proposes that Canada and the EU carry out a joint study on ways of facilitating trade in goods and services and reducing or even removing tariff and non-tariff barriers.
A joint study by ACTE and HRS shows that the industry is currently breaking completely new ground:"The tendering process is being redefined.
This is the kind of commitment that pays off: According to a joint study by Manager Magazin and the Berlin trendence Institute of August 2009, SolarWorld is one of young German engineers' desirable employers.
A joint study has been carried out by the SNCF and FS railway companies in respect of passenger and freight traffic on the MontmélianTurin route.
A joint study by Content Marketing Institute and MarketingProfs found that 88% of B2B marketers in the UK use content marketing in their businesses.
Undertake a joint study of the principles and methods of application of industrial medicine with a view to promoting better protection of workers' health.
In a joint study, Difu Berlin and FiFo Cologne developed and implemented a concept for the material sustainability of Cologne's city finances.
According to a joint study by TÜV and the digital association Bitkom, German companies are beginning to deal with the shortage of skilled workers on their own.
Very recently too, a joint study under Empa leadership has begun at the Rehabilitation Clinic in Valens to investigate the suitability of the cooling pants for everyday usage and their effectiveness.
A joint study of the Central County Hospital of Halmstad, Sweden, and the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, has come to the conclusion that Cervitec Plus is more effective in fighting bacteria than its predecessor.
A joint study by the University of Miami and California Polytechnic Institute found that store name and quality of merchandise are the two biggest contributors to a store's perceived image.
According to a joint study by historians including Zhifen Ju, Mitsuyoshi Himeta, Toru Kubo and Mark Peattie, more than 10 million Chinese civilians were mobilised by the"Kōa-in"(Japanese Asia Development Board) for forced labour.
According to a joint study("Connected Car Effect 2025") by the automotive supplier Bosch and the consultancy company Prognos, the increasing networking of vehicles will lead to a significant decline in the number of accidents by 2025.
In a joint study, investment bank Merrill Lynch and Capgemini, a consultancy firm, have estimated that the assets of the wealthy with more than one million US dollars under management will grow to the almost unimaginable sum of 42 trillion dollars by 2009.