Übersetzung für "Robust information" in Deutsch

Become an integrated enterprise with robust, real-time information sharing.

I even have robust technical information of every Building Regulation.

Our services are based on robust information and cutting-edge traceability technology.

Almost no robust statistical information is publicly available concerning losses in the sawmill industry.

Moreover, the method is very robust since the information-bearing part is determined on the basis of its contour.

By means of the additional information, more or more robust information of the total drilling string can be determined.

Robust information, not solely concerned with economic and technical aspects, is vital here.

In addition, the PRAC discussed the need to conduct post-authorisation studies, and concluded that such studies would likely not generate new robust information towards more definite conclusions.

During a medicine's development, a developer can request guidance and direction from EMA on the best methods and study designs to generate robust information on how well a medicine works and how safe it is.

Singapore, for example, has a ten-year master plan that focuses on the development of a robust information and communications industry, including data analytics.

The Committee reiterates the fact that, in view of the timescales for the development and validation phase (2004) through the deployment phase (2007) to the operational phase (2008), there is a need to develop modular phases for partial applications using the EGNOS constellation, for air navigation systems in particular, and backed up by a robust information and communication campaign targeting operators and the general public.

The development and implementation of environment policy depends on robust and reliable information on the state of the environment, the pressures and impacts on it, and the drivers for change.

A CCP shall employ robust information and risk-control systems to provide the CCP and, where appropriate, its clearing members and, where possible, clients with the capacity to obtain timely information and to apply risk management policies and procedures appropriately.

It is expected that closer and regular monitoring and analysis of investment in energy infrastructure will provide robust information for policy-making and evaluation of EU policies which have completely changed the market design and set new policy objectives to mitigate climate change.

These very considerations were translated into concrete requirements in the recent international agreements in Cancun (Decision 1/CP.16) which indeed require a wealth of robust, comprehensive information (on projections, mitigation actions, support provided to developing countries) on a 2-year basis so as to underpin the commitments that Parties have decided to undertake.

The PIC Convention provides developing countries with robust information about regulatory actions taken on hazardous chemicals, and it helps them to prevent unwanted imports of these chemicals.

Experience in the competition policy field shows that they help gather robust information for the Commission to develop more focused and efficient policy and enforcement.

The Commission considers that the data that was gathered for the evaluation of the programme has been extensive and cross-checked in order to obtain robust information and to be able to base the conclusions on sound evidence, confirmed by several sources.

Discussions at the European Economic and Social Committee have highlighted the importance of robust financial information with regard to the solidity of the entity from the perspective of employees.

In addition to animal welfare benefits, alternative methods also have the potential to provide robust information through quality-controlled, state-of-the-art tests which could be faster and less cost-intensive than classical animal-based tests.

It rather examines a set of possible future developments to get more robust information on how the energy system could achieve 85% reduction of energy related CO2 emissions compared to 1990 (corresponding to 80% GHG emissions reductions by 2050) and improve security of supply and competitiveness, without selecting one of them.

Pensions contributions statistics and international migration statistics have been two areas where there have been significant quality problems in recent years, and where we had previously lacked the robust information on quality needed to investigate residual concerns in more detail.