Traduction de «concerne les indicateurs dérivés » (Néerlandais → Français) :

Pour ce qui concerne les indicateurs dérivés de la HIS, des données parfaitement actuelles devraient être contenues dans le prochain rapport de performance, dans la mesure où un nouveau HIS sera mené en 2013.
Wat betreft de indic Een uitgebreider beeld, maar nog steeds hiaten in het instrument atoren geleverd door het HIS worden zeer recente gegevens verwacht in het volgende HSPA-rapport aangezien een nieuwe HIS zal worden uitgevoerd in 2013.

narcotics and concerning risk limitation and therapeutic advice and of 22 January 1998 governing certain psychotropic substances and concerning risk limitation and therapeutic advice and of 12 April 1974 containing certain provisions relating to substances with hormonal, antihormonal, anabolic, beta-adrenergic, anti-infectious, antiparasitic and anti-inflammatory action Law of 15 July 1985 on the use in animals of substances with hormonal, anti-hormonal, beta-adrenergic or production stimulating action Law of 13 June 1986 on the removal and transplanting of organs, with regard to cells and tissues Law of 28 August 1991 on the practice of veterinary medicine, regarding the provision of medicines to animal carers Law of 5 July 1994 on blood and blood derivatives of human origin Law of 7 May 2004 on experiments on the human person Royal decree of 31 May 1885 approving new instructions for physicians, pharmacists and druggists Royal decree of 22 September 1966 on the conditions and arrangements for the recognition of laboratories for the analysis and checking of medicines Royal decree of 6 June 1960 on the production, preparation and wholesale distribution and delivery of medicines Royal decree no. 78 of 10 November 1967 on the practice of the healthcare professions regarding the dispensing of medicines to the public and Royal decree of 25 September
narcotics and concerning risk limitation and therapeutic advice and of 22 January 1998 governing certain psychotropic substances and concerning risk limitation and therapeutic advice and of 12 April 1974 containing certain provisions relating to substances with hormonal, antihormonal, anabolic, beta-adrenergic, anti-infectious, antiparasitic and anti-inflammatory action Law of 15 July 1985 on the use in animals of substances with hormonal, anti-hormonal, beta-adrenergic or production stimulating action Law of 13 June 1986 on the removal and transplanting of organs, with regard to cells and tissues Law of 28 August 1991 on the practice of veterinary medicine, regarding the provision of medicines to animal carers Law of 5 July 1994 on blood and blood derivatives of human origin Law of 7 May 2004 on experiments on the human person Royal decree of 31 May 1885 approving new instructions for physicians, pharmacists and druggists Royal decree of 22 September 1966 on the conditions and arrangements for the recognition of laboratories for the analysis and checking of medicines Royal decree of 6 June 1960 on the production, preparation and wholesale distribution and delivery of medicines Royal decree no. 78 of 10 November 1967 on the practice of the healthcare professions regarding the dispensing of medicines to the public and Royal decree of 25 September

As for D-glucuronolactone, the group believes that this concerns a normal human metabolite deriving from glucose, which does not involve a structural risk with regard to mutagenicity or carcinogenicity. It also holds that both this component as well as its hydrolysis product, glucuronic acid, are endogenous metabolites in humans and other mammals, that they are naturally present in various food sources and that they are quickly metabolised into innocuous products and excreted.
Pour la D-glucuronolactone, le groupe considère qu’il s’agit d’un métabolite humain normal provenant du glucose qui ne présente pas de risque structural en termes de mutagénicité ou de carcinogénicité, que pour ce composant, comme pour son produit d’hydrolyse, l’acide glucuronique, il s’agit de métabolites endogènes chez l’homme et les autres mammifères, qu’ils se trouvent à l’état naturel dans diverses sources alimentaires et qu’ils sont rapidement métabolisés en produits sans danger et excrétés.