Examples of using Additional intervention in English and their translations into German
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Additional interventions on the ovaries, the fallopian tubes.
Thank you, Commissioner, for your additional intervention.
Additional interventions were made by the patriarch of Voldorico Treffen in the twelfth century.
This system allows you to use the belt in both directions, without making any additional interventions.
Additional interventions should only be conducted when there is adequate healing and stability of the cornea.
The TORRIX cantherefore measure the level without media contact and without additional intervention in the process tank.
This organisational development process needs additional interventions and support from external actors donors, SME promoting organisations and others.
It is used exclusively for preprogrammed baking without any need for additional intervention by staff.
Severe anaphylactic reactions requiring immediate additional intervention can occur usually during either the first or second infusion of Herceptin(see section 4.4) and have been associated with a fatal outcome.
Thanks to the absorbability of its equine collagen,the foil can be left in place, no additional intervention being required to remove it.
Economic recovery and lower inflows to long-term unemployment andan improving budgetary situation open up opportunities for additional interventions.
Study IV primarily assessed safety inpatients with active rheumatoid arthritis requiring additional intervention in spite of current therapy with non-biological and/ or biological DMARDs; all DMARDs used at enrollment were continued.
This policy option would broaden the scope ofnon-interventional trials by removing the last requirement additional intervention.
Invites Member States that are aligned with statements already made by a chair of a group of Member States, where possible,to focus additional interventions that they make in their national capacity on points that have not already been adequately addressed in the statements of the groups in question, bearing in mind the sovereign right of each Member State to express its national position;
Non-interventional trials are trials with authorised medicines,where subjects are not assigned in advance and where no additional intervention takes place.
In urgent situations, the Agency must be able to step in to ensure that action is taken onthe ground even where there is no request for assistance from the Member State concerned or where that Member State considers that there is no need for additional intervention.
KW Institute for Contemporary Art presents the first survey on the work of Trix& Robert Haussmann in Germany, which showcases an array of projects,spanning over half a century of production and research as well as additional interventions by designer Inside Outside/ Petra Blaisse and artists Liam Gillick and Karl Holmqvist.
In contrast to feature film festivals, in which programming is limited to the scheduling of screening times and festival days,short films are subject to a further programming step, which means additional intervention by the organizers.
Additional regulatory intervention, such as the energy efficiency policy, could, for instance, create new barriers to market entry.
In the absence of further market opening, additional regulatory intervention would be required to stimulate and guide competition without necessarily ensuring greater efficiency and customer focus.
Even in a more optimistic scenario, it seems very unlikelythat SEPA migration will be completed in less than 15-20 years without additional legislative intervention.
The difficulty is to develop one safety net that leaves the positive market forces largely unaffected, sothat the highest possible cost and security of supply can be ensured without additional regulatory intervention.
Patients with severe skin reactions may also require temporary interruption of therapy,dose reduction(see section 4.2), additional therapeutic intervention, and referral to a specialist with expertise in managing these dermatologic effects.