Übersetzung für "Secondary resistance " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

acquired drug resistance | secondary drug resistance | secondary resistance

secondary procedures | secondary school approaches | secondary school methods | secondary school procedures

manage secondary school departments | managing secondary school department | manage secondary school department | manages secondary school department

post-secondary school methods | post-secondary school processes | post-secondary procedures | post-secondary school procedures

secondary cooling | secondary cooling system | secondary cooling zone | secondary spray zone

document surrogates | secondary literature | secondary publications | secondary sources

antimicrobial resistance [ AMR | antibiotic resistance | anti-microbial drug resistance | resistance to antibiotics ]

secondary legislation [ EC secondary legislation ]

secondary education [ secondary school ]

Regulations of the Federal Criminal Court of 28 September 2010 on the Secondary Employment and Public Offices of its Members | Federal Criminal Court Secondary Employment Regulations [ FCCSER ]

65. Expects the Commission to reflect on current challenges in the environment and health fields, where the state of the environment adversely affects human health, and to make progress on the planned strategies, in particular scientifically-based horizontal criteria for endocrine disruptors, referred to in the 7th Environment Action Programme; stresses the need for a step forward towards a common European Health Technology Assessment (HTA) at EU level that does not create an extra layer of administrative burden and the need to tackle antimicrobial resistance; expects to receive the secondary legislati ...[+++]on provided for under the Tobacco Products Directive; stresses the need for an urgent review of the Tissues and Cells Directive, to bring it in line with the principle of unpaid donation, and the Advanced Therapies Regulation, which needs to be made more applicable to SMEs;

65. Expects the Commission to reflect on current challenges in the environment and health fields, where the state of the environment adversely affects human health, and to make progress on the planned strategies, in particular scientifically-based horizontal criteria for endocrine disruptors, referred to in the 7th Environment Action Programme; stresses the need for a step forward towards a common European Health Technology Assessment (HTA) at EU level that does not create an extra layer of administrative burden and the need to tackle antimicrobial resistance; expects to receive the secondary legislati ...[+++]on provided for under the Tobacco Products Directive; stresses the need for an urgent review of the Tissues and Cells Directive, to bring it in line with the principle of unpaid donation, and the Advanced Therapies Regulation, which needs to be made more applicable to SMEs;

42. Stresses the need for an urgent review of the Tissues and Cells Directive to bring it in line with the Charter of Fundamental Rights, in particular as regards the principle of unpaid donation; takes the view that the same applies to the Advanced Therapies Regulation, which also needs to be made more applicable to SMEs; stresses to the Commission the need to come forward with a proposal for a more common approach to health technology assessment (HTA) for pharmaceuticals that does not create an extra layer of administrative burden, but instead unburdens companies and Member States’ authorities by requiring them to carry out such assessment only once, at the European level, rather than in the 28 Member States; expects the timely ad ...[+++]option of secondary legislation provided for under the Tobacco Products Directive; stresses that the Commission should make the fight against antimicrobial resistance a priority, and asks for concrete legislative proposals to tackle these serious problems, in addition to the existing proposals in the veterinary field; calls also for greater attention to be focused on human medicine, for example in the form of an instrument governing antibiotics for human use similar to that already proposed for antibiotics in the veterinary field;

The scientific evaluation leading to the adoption of Directive 2009/92/EC concluded that only professional users could be expected to follow the instructions minimising the risk of secondary poisoning of non-target animals, and to use products in a way that prevents the selection and spreading of resistance.