Quantitative appraisal.

Quantitative evaluation.

The evaluation of a method of the quantitative blood culture in the diagnosis of the catheter related sepsis

The estimation of the need of transplantation which is performed by malatack or by quantitative function liver test - MEGX test is important.

The end-stage sudomotor and sensory using quantitative electrophysiological investigations (recovery of sensory nerve action potentials - SNAP and sympathetic skin response - SSR), the ninhydrin test and clinical testing of sensory regeneration (light touch, pain, static and dynamic two-point discrimination).

exchange of information and best practices encouraging the development of quantitative and qualitative indicators, based on these objectives as agreed by the European Parliament and the Council, assessment criteria and benchmarks and monitoring, evaluation and peer review;

(2) A quantitative assessment of the bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) residual risk in gelatine, tallow and dicalcium phosphate from bovine bones, tallow from fat tissues and tallow from rendered mixtures of tissues is currently being carried out.

For each adverse effect identified, the relative likelihood of the consequence can probably not be assessed quantitatively, but it can be expressed in terms of 'high', 'moderate', 'low' or 'negligible'.

On the basis of the conclusions reached in steps 2 and 3, an estimate of the risk of adverse effects should be made for each hazard identified in step 1. Again quantitative evaluation is unlikely to be possible.

These publications shall be made at specified intervals before the day of transport and shall include, in any case, week-ahead and month-ahead estimates, as well as a quantitative indication of the expected reliability of the available capacity.

To help the Administrative Commission to assess the extent to which the work of the Technical Commission is contributing to expediting the award of benefits it is appropriate to provide some basic quantified, as well as qualitative, information.

However, at present the data available on progesterone are insufficient to make any quantitative estimate of the risk arising form the exposure to residues in meat and meat products originating from treated animals.

in accordance with the procedure set out in Article 8, on the basis of standard procedural guidelines, including information for a quantitative understanding of the key assumptions used to develop the said projections and the methodology used for the provision of the estimates,

the updating of the lists of characteristics, statistics on business demography and preliminary results in so far as such updating, after a quantitative assessment, does not imply an increase in the number of units surveyed nor a burden on the units which is disproportionate to the anticipated results (Articles 4 and 9);

as far as possible, estimates for emissions projections at regular intervals in the future and as being agreed upon in accordance with the procedure set out in Article 8, on the basis of standard procedural guidelines, including information for a quantitative understanding of the key assumptions and the methodology used for the provision of the estimates.

If a quantitative estimate of exposure is available, an exposure level /N(L)oael ratio shall be derived.

If a quantitative estimate of exposure is available, an exposure level/N(L)OAEL ratio shall be derived.

A quantitative assessment of the bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) residual risk in gelatine, tallow and dicalcium phosphate from bovine bones, tallow from fat tissues and tallow from rendered mixtures of tissues is currently being carried out.

For quantitative estimation of Enterobacteriaceae VRBG agar must be used.

Where quantitative results are not available the results of the qualitative assessments shall be integrated in a similar manner.

the description of the quantitative and qualitative indicators of efficiency allowing the ex-post assessment of the programme;

Sorbic acid extracted in ethyl ether is separated by thin layer chromatography and its concentration is evaluated semi-quantitatively.

The objective of the assessment shall be to make a quantitative or qualitative estimate of the dose/concentration of the substance to which a population is or may be exposed.

A comparison of the intensities of the spots produced by the sample to be analysed and by the reference solutions will enable a semi-quantitative assessment to be made of the sorbic acid concentration between 2 and 10 mg per litre.

On the basis of the comparison between the quantitative or qualitative estimate of exposure and the N(L)OAEL, the competent authority shall decide which of the four conclusions at Article 3 (4) if applicable.

For each adverse effect identified, the relative likelihood of the consequence can probably not be assessed quantitatively, but it can be expressed in terms of "high", "moderate", "low" or "negligible".

whereas, contrary to the Commission, it is of the opinion that a full risk assessment cannot be made until, in particular, quantitative evidence of the extent of transfer of antimicrobial resistance from livestock sources is obtained;

To assess the possible anti-competitive effects of selective distribution under Article 81(1), a distinction needs to be made between purely qualitative selective distribution and quantitative selective distribution.

Analyses of estimated radiation absorbed dose were carried out using quantitative imaging with the gamma-emitter [ 111In]-radiolabelled Zevalin, blood sampling, and the MIRDOSE3 software program.

Suitable tests would need to examine interaction with DNA (such as the dominant lethal assay), to look at the potential for inherited effects and possibly make a quantitative assessment of heritable effects.

a description of budgetary and other economic policy measures being taken and/or proposed to achieve the objectives of the programme, and, in the case of the main budgetary measures, an assessment of their quantitative effects on the budget;

In a retrospective analysis (assessed by quantitative radiography) one new fracture (0.8 %) was documented among patients treated with alendronate, compared with 6 new fractures (7.1 %) for placebo (p=0.017).

Note 1: Although butyric acid (C4) occurring exclusively in milk fats enables quantitative estimations of low to mean amounts of milk fat in vegetable fats to be made, qualitative and quantitative information can hardly be provided in the range of an addition of up to at least 20 % (weight %) foreign fat to pure milk fat because of the large variation of C4 ranging approximately between 3,5 to 4,5 % (weight %).

The objective of the assessment shall be to make a quantitative or qualitative estimate of the dose/concentration of each active substance or substance of concern to which a population is, or may be exposed during use of the biocidal product.

Where, for any of the effects set out in Annex I A, a N(L)oael has not been determined, the risk characterization in relation to each of those effects shall entail an evaluation, on the basis of the quantitative and/or qualitative information on exposure relevant to the human populations under consideration, of the likelihood that the effect will occur (2).

'risk characterization' is the estimation of the incidence and severity of the adverse effects likely to occur in a human population or environmental sphere due to actual or predicted exposure to a substance, and may include 'risk estimation', i.e. the quantification of that likelihood.

a quantitative and qualitative evaluation of the effects of the European Employment Strategy in general, including assessment of the effectiveness of the methodology used, and analysis of the consistency between the European Employment Strategy and general economic policy, as well as other policy areas;

Whereas, it is appropriate that the Commission on the basis of the calculations carried out during the trial period, presents evaluation reports on the quality of the data, in particular, on their availability and a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the stability in time and the sensitivity of the results in respect of the different trial methods;

'risk characterization' is the estimation of the incidence and severity of the adverse effects likely to occur in a human population or environmental compartment due to actual or predicted exposure to a substance, and may include 'risk estimation', i.e, the quantification of that likelihood;

Where, for any of the effects set out in Annex IA, a N(L)OAEL has not been determined, the risk characterization in relation to each of those effects shall entail an evaluation, on the basis of the quantitative and/or qualitative information on exposure relevant to the human populations under consideration, of the likelihood that the effect will occur (2).

The CHMP also considered that the survey referred to by the Applicant, showing that papulopustular lesions are readily recognized and rated by dermatologists providing a qualitative as well as quantitative measurement, was relevant; therefore the currently proposed indication was considered clinically applicable and practical.

As regards the other five hormones (testosterone, progesterone, trenbolone acetate, zeranol and melengestrol acetate), the SCVPH assessment is that, in spite of the individual toxicological and epidemiological data available, which were taken into account, the current state of knowledge does not make it possible to give a quantitative estimate of the risk to consumers.

As regards, in particular, the use of oestradiol 17ß, with the aim of promoting growth, the SCVPH assessment is that a substantial body of recent evidence suggests that it has to be considered as a complete carcinogen, as it exerts both tumour-initiating and tumour-promoting effects and that the data currently available do not make it possible to give a quantitative estimate of the risk.