Examples of using Statistical table in English and their translations into German
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ANNEX 2- STATISTICAL TABLES.
STATISTICAL TABLES FOR 1990/91.
ANNEX 2- STATISTICAL TABLES.
Appendix B of the Convention contains statistical tables.
Statistical Table 31: Number of seizures and quantities seized(all drugs), 2001.
European Community statistical tables.
See also Statistical Table 7: Characteristicsof persons treated for drug problems in the EU for the first time.
The flow is the TC oil seal statistical table part of information.
THE COMMONLY AGREED INDICATORS OF POVERTY AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION: STATISTICAL TABLES.
The publication includes 150 statistical tables mostly covering the 19802000 period and 80 graphs.
Landing of ISS Expedition 18. Biographies and statistical tables are updated.
The statistical tables present a more detailed geographical breakdown than that of previous publications.
Increased the maximum character length of labels in statistical tables from 30 to 255.
See also Statistical Table 25: Summary of characteristics of victims of acute drugrelated death in the EU countries online version.
The population census department itself compiles the statistical table sent to the CBS.
Statistical Table 27: Offence type most involved in‘reports' for drug offences in the EU countries and Norway online version.
In places, the Commission makes use of graphics to present information rather than detailed statistical tables.
For more information, see Statistical Table 4: Estimatednumber of problem drug users in EU Member States, 1995-2001 online version.
Certain developments involving new computing techniques have been integrated into the current work of the office, especially in the areas of graphics and automatic photocomposition,in conjunction with the new version of the statistical table generating system Osiris.
For additional information on each survey, see Statistical Table 30:Proportion of drug users among prisoners in the EU countries and Norway.
See also Statistical Table 2: Last-12-months prevalence(LYP) ofdrug use in recent nationwide surveys among the general population in the EU countries and Norway(online version).(2) In Ireland, the sample for the whole survey(18-64 years) is 6 539.Sources: Reitox national reports 2002, taken from surveys, reports or scientific articles.
Outstanding among the main utilities it contains are a statistical table, a search and link manager, a solution section, storage for image and base import.
See also Statistical Table 1: Lifetime prevalence(LTP) of drug use inrecent nationwide surveys among the general population in the EU countriesand Norway online version.
For details regarding number of respondents for the whole survey, see Statistical Table 2: Last-12-months prevalence(LYP) of drug use in recent nationwide surveys among the generalpopulation in the EU countries and Norway online version.
See also Statistical Table 2: Last-12-months prevalence(LYP) of drug use in recent nationwide surveys among the general population in the EU countries and Norway online version.
See Figure 11 OL: Prevalence of HIV infection in Italian IDUs in treatment,by region(online version). See Statistical Table 15: HIV infections newly diagnosed among injecting drug users in the EU and Norway(online version). See Box 4 OL: Areas with high HIV prevalence, increases and decreases in HIV transmission among IDUs in some EU countries.
See Statistical Table 1: Lifetime prevalence(LTP)of drug use in recent nationwide surveys among the general population inthe EU countries and Norway(online version).(2)In Ireland, the sample for the whole survey(18-64 years) is 6 539.(3)England and Wales.Sources:Reitox national reports 2002, taken from surveys, reports or scientific articles.
For full details and primary sources, see Statistical Table 10: Summary table of prevalence of HIV infection among injectingdrug users in the EU; and Statistical Table 12 online version.
Given that no statistical table model was required in the above mentioned Directive, the European Commission has requested from the Member States to comply with the tables of Annex Β to the European Convention(ETS 123) on the protection of vertebrate animals used for experimental purposes, adopted by the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe on the 31 May 1985.
A few countries did not provide data for some years see Statistical Table 24: Number of‘acute drugrelated deaths' recorded in EU countries(according to nationaldefinitions used to report cases to the EMCDDA), 1985-2001 online version.