Examples of using Statistical effect in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Statistical effect.
Measures must be adopted to cancel out the so-called statistical effect;
Statistical effect is of crucial importance to regions across Europe.
These regions are subsequently referred to as the"statistical effect" regions.
The statistical effect should not therefore be taken into account so as to retain Objective 1 as it stood.
It supports the regions in danger of being damaged by the statistical effect of enlargement;
The‘statistical effect regions' are regions with less than 75% of EU-15 GDP per capita but more than 75% of EU-25 average GDP per capita.
The problem was supposedly solved by bringing in regions affected by the statistical effect of enlargement.
The inclusion of the new Länder had the statistical effect of reducing average GDP per head by 3% in the Community in 1991.
Regions where per capita GDP would have been below 75% of the EU15 average the so-called statistical effect of enlargement.
This reflected, in the first place, a statistical effect associated with the sharp increase of raw-material prices(oil in particular) during 2008.
In that context, it would be particularly desirable to create a transition mechanism for the statistical effect regions.
Although there have been some welcome steps forward on the position of statistical effect regions, we believe we could have done somewhat better in this field.
These are the regions eligible for the derogation under Article 87(3)(a) and the statistical effect regions.
In the subjectives evaluations of conformation andfinish was not checked statistical effect, but in the evaluation of pelvic-renal fat(2.67) was checked quadratic effect. .
Regions eligible for aid under Article 87(3)(a)of the EC Treaty until 31.12.2010[3]Statistical effect regions.
Therein also lies the reason why, for example,the so-called statistical effect regions, such as the Algarve region of Portugal have not been completely compensated, something that we consider unacceptable.
For certain regions,the GDP per capita exceeds 75% of the Community average solely because of the statistical effect of enlargement.
Was not checked statistical effect of variables for meat cuts and morphometric measurements of carcasses, except the linear effect for perimeter of the chest(70.10 cm) and carcass compactness index 0.26 kg/cm.
The second aspect relates to the regions affected by the statistical effect, to which Mr Berend has already referred.
The text under discussion is a balanced one, taking account of the needs of the poorest regions andthose regions affected by the statistical effect.
The effect of interventions was also analyzed using the magnitude scale for statistical effect proposed by Cohen in 1988, through SMD analysis.
It would appear that a discrepancy has now emerged in the funds earmarked for the Algarve region in the context of exceptional measures adopted for statistical effect regions.
Regions suffering from the statistical effect linked to the reduction in the Community average following enlargement of the Union will benefit for that reason from substantial transitional aid in order to complete the convergence process.
It is important that we have equality in the provision of state aidfor all convergence regions, including the statistical effect areas.
At the same time, to counter the‘statistical effect' associated with the enlargement, temporary support is proposed for the regions in which GDP per inhabitant would have been less than 75% of the Community average calculated for the European Union of the Fifteen.
Equally right is the decision to accord equal treatment to the regions that are subject to the statistical effect in the framework of the new convergence objective.
In present Member States, transitional measures are proposed notably for regions that continue to face serious difficulties butno longer are eligible for the highest intensity of support because of the statistical effect.
Anyone who maintains the opposite is not speaking the truth andis sending out the message that the statistical effect cannot affect Member States reducing the Cohesion Fund either.
In these cases, aid should be graded in such a way as to prevent these regions from paying for enlargement regions affected by the statistical effect and natural effect. .
