Traduction de «grade retention » (Anglais → Néerlandais) :

TERMINOLOGIE

grade repetition | grade retention | repeating | repeating a school year | repeating a year at school | repeating a year of school
doubleren | zittenblijven

develop retention programs for employees | developing employee retention programs | develop employee retention program | develop employee retention programs
programma’s voor het behoud van medewerkers ontwikkelen | programma’s voor het behouden van medewerkers ontwikkelen

capillary capacity | field capillary capacity | field capillary saturation | field carrying capacity | field maximum | field moisture capacity | moisture retention capacity | normal moisture capacity | retention storage capacity | specific retention | water capacity
maximaal vochtigheidsgehalte van de grond

final absorption | final loading | final retention | final uptake | net absorption | net loading | net retention | net uptake in pressure processes | nett absorption | nett loading | nett retention | nett uptake in pressure processes
netto opname

applying colour grading | implement colour grading | apply colour grading | carry out colour grading
colourgrading toepassen

grading equipment maintaining | maintaining grading equipment | maintain grading equipment | tending grading equipment
sorteerapparatuur onderhouden | vissorteeraparatuur onderhouden

Describes a rare type of pineal parenchymal tumor (PPT) of intermediate-grade malignancy manifesting with visual disturbances, headaches, loss of coordination and balance, nausea and vomiting due to obstructive hydrocephalus, and that is classified a
pineale parenchymale tumor van intermediaire differentiatie

Mucous:extravasation cyst | retention cyst | of salivary gland | Ranula
mukeuze cyste van speekselklier | extravasatietype | mukeuze cyste van speekselklier | retentietype | ranula

Body fluid retention
vochtretentie

Benign retention cyst
cyste van ovarium

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

12. European and U.S. experience shows that early intervention programmes, especially those targeted at disadvantaged children, can produce large positive socio-economic returns, and that these persist well into adulthood.[12] Effects include better school achievement, grade retention, employment rates, earnings, crime prevention, family relationships and health.
12. Europese en Amerikaanse ervaringen wijzen erop dat het sociaal-economisch rendement van programma's voor kinderen op heel jonge leeftijd, en vooral voor kinderen uit achterstandsgroepen, aanzienlijk is en dit effect tot ver op volwassen leeftijd aanhoudt.[12] De programma’s hebben een positief effect op schoolprestaties, zittenblijven, arbeidsparticipatie, inkomens, misdaadpreventie, gezinsleven en gezondheid.