Examples of using Study concludes in English and their translations into Slovak
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The TEEB study concludes with ten recommendations.
For most women who are planning to become pregnant or who are pregnant, complexmultivitamin and mineral preparations promoted for use during pregnancy are unlikely to be needed and are an unnecessary expense,” the study concludes.
The study concludes that we need to know more about waste.
Do you realize that even if you believe all this, the study concludes that flu vaccines only prevent the flu in 1.5 out of 100 adults?
The study concludes with a call to uphold the fundamental right“not to abort”.
Based on all the data gathered and the results that were estimated, the study concludes that the 40.8 percent of attributable cancers to modifiable lifestyle and environmental risk factors could easily be understood.
Study concludes that Heartbleed was unknown before its disclosure- DiarioTI.
Although demand for talent andbrain drain are both driven by job markets, the study concludes that ad-hoc policies or measures implemented locally or regionally to retain, attract, or regain a highly educated workforce can be effective.
The study concludes that advertisers may be missing out on maximising advertising-generated profit by under-investing in TV.
Contrary to what the study concludes, parents ARE getting the message health officials want them to hear.
The study concludes"ECP has proved highly effective and cost saving in the treatment of lung transplant patients presenting with BOS.".
Kosovo: the feasibility study concludes that negotiating a Stabilisation and association agreement(SAA) is possible, even without the recognition of Kosovo by all EU Member States.
One study concludes that every additional public euro invested in European-scale R& D subsequently brings in EUR 0.93 from the private sector21.
Compared with the 2014-2020 period as a baseline situation, the study concludes that the eight proposed simplification measures will lead to a reduction of merely 0.2 percentage points27on the administrative costs for the Cohesion policy funds and 26 Spatial Foresight and t33,‘New assessment of ESIF administrative costs and burden', October 2018, pp.
A research study concludes,“Regular consumption of peanuts and tree nuts(almonds, walnuts and so on) is linked to reduced nut allergies in the babies(1).”.
The study concludes that a rich vocabulary of swear words is a sign of rhetorical strength rather than the attempt to hide verbal deficits.
The study concludes that the voluntary option(2A) for the introduction of EID in the bovine sector on the basis of harmonised standards would be the preferred option.
The study concludes that pictorials are more effective than text warnings alone when it comes to improving knowledge about the health effects of smoking and increasing the intention to quit smoking11.
A Princeton University study concludes that rich, well-connected individuals on the political scene now steer the direction of the country, regardless of or even against the will of the majority of voters.".
The study concludes that dedicated political effort is still needed to improve job quality since this does not appear to be an automatic consequence of economic or technological development.
The study concludes that a well targeted policy, with clear objectives and sufficient budgetary resources, will be essential to ensure the delivery of public goods in line with society's expectations.
The study concludes that southern Europe will be hardest hit, and that weather extremes could become the greatest environmental risk for people in the region, causing more premature deaths than air pollution.
The Study concludes that the Regulation has made the transmission and service of documents faster and, by improving judicial cooperation between Member States, has contributed significantly to establishing a European Judicial Area.
The study concludes that“intake of flavonoid-rich food, including chocolate, wine, and tea, is associated with better performance across several cognitive abilities and that the associations are dose dependent.”.
The study concludes that a new boost in investment for education is needed to build more inclusive educational systems in Europe and avoid rising'educational poverty', which remains a root cause of unemployment and social exclusion.
The study concludes with a critique of Swedish authorities for their apparent inability to link individual radical Muslims to the“environments that form their ideas and in certain cases have facilitated the will to join more radical and violent groups”.
The Study concludes that the outcome of all these actions is, however, often uncertain, as a result of the lack of an EU unitary legal framework for non-agricultural GI protection, leading to various systems with different degrees of protection, enforcement and no clear universal framework.
The study concludes that: 1 governance and partnership are sometimes treated as formal requirements that are respected by the Member States during programme planning, and some Member States provide effective methods for the ongoing involvement of interested local stakeholders during programme implementation; 2 The inclusion of the local level.
That study concludes that the introduction of a minimum price enables the objective of reducing the consumption of alcoholic beverages which are cheap in relation to their alcohol strength to be attained, as hazardous or harmful drinkers are more affected than moderate drinkers, in terms of the amount they drink, the amounts spent and the benefits obtained from the reduction in harm to their health.
One study concluded that nerve gas did not impair hearing;