Vertaling van "the degree to which " (Nederlands → Frans) :

Safety can be defined as “the degree to which the system has the right structures, renders services, and attains resultss in ways that prevent harm to the user, provider, or environment”.
structures, renders services, and attains resultss in ways that prevent harm to the user, provider, or environment”.

Apart from these two notions, there is the term “suicidal ideation”, which refers to thoughts of killing oneself, in varying degrees of intensity and/or elaboration.
À côté de ces deux notions, le terme « idéation suicidaire » désigne l’idée de mettre fin à ses jours, qui est plus ou moins intense et/ou élaborée.

(3) Valeri C,Ragno G, Pinacek LE et al. Amulticenter study of in vitro and in vivo values in human BCs frozen with 40-percent (wt/vol) glycerol and stored afterdeglycerolization for 15 days at 4 degrees C in AS-3: assessment of RBCprocessing in the ACP 215.
(3) Valeri C, Ragno G, Pinacek LE et al. A multicenter study of in vitro and in vivo values in human BCs frozen with 40-percent (wt/vol) glycerol and stored after deglycerolization for 15 days at 4 degrees C in AS-3: assessment of RBC processing in the ACP 215.

Moreover, in the WHO report on self-directed violence (2002), we find the notion “suicidal behaviour”: “Suicidal behaviour ranges in degree from merely thinking about ending one’s life, through developing a plan to commit suicide and obtaining the means to do so, attempting to kill oneself, to finally carrying out the act (‘completed suicide’)”.
Par ailleurs, dans le rapport de l’OMS sur la violence dirigée contre soi (2002), nous retrouvons la notion de « comportements suicidaires »: « Les comportements suicidaires vont de la simple pensée de mettre fin à ses jours à la préparation d’un plan pour se suicider et à l’obtention des moyens nécessaires pour le mettre à exécution, à la tentative de suicide elle-même, pour finir par le passage à l’acte (“suicide abouti”) ».

emanate from a participatory process which is valued in itself, regardless of the particular policy outcome.
of the particular policy outcome.

The absolute probability of not smoking at 6 to 12 months was greater in trials which provided high-intensity additional support, rather than low-intensity, particularly with nicotine gum, although this was of no significance.
The absolute probability of not smoking at 6 to 12 months was greater in trials which provided high-intensity additional support, rather than lowintensity, particularly with nicotine gum, although this was of no significance.

Figure 2. 1: Health states for which utilities are neededd (reflection process) . Figure 2.2: Percentage change in utilities .
Figure 2. 1: Health states for which utilities are neededd (reflection process) .Figure 2. 2: Percentage change in utilities .Figure 3. 1: Comparison of the two cohorts with and without a screening program .Figure 3. 2: Compartments in the two cohorts and the transitions between them .

The only adverse events which occur significantly more with bupropion slow release than with placebo are insomnia and dry mouth 2; 3 .
The only adverse events which occur significantly more with Bupropion slow release than with placebo are insomnia and dry mouth 2; 3 .

1.4 Methods to reach operational objectives Operational objective 1: To review the core set of 55 indicators, with a special focus on the 11 indicators for which there were no data in 2010.
The update of the former 55 indicators was made in a consensus meeting between the research team and a specialist in health indicators of the Federal Public Service (FPS) Public Health.

The core of “health in all policies” is to examine determinants of health that can be altered to improve health, but which are mainly controlled by the policies of sectors other than health. 1.3 Objectives of the performance project Systematic evaluation of health system performance is an on-going
The core of “health in all policies” is to examine determinants of health that can be altered to improve health, but which are mainly controlled by the policies of sectors other than health.