Translations for „DFE“ in the English » German Dictionary

DFE [ˌdi:efˈi:] N no pl Brit

DFE abbreviation of Department for Education

DFE

Ministerium nt für Gesundheit und Soziales

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English

In summary, DFE plays an important role in predicting evolutionary dynamics.

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Natural occurring folate is equal to 1 DFE, however 0.6 g of folic acid is equal to 1 DFE.

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I nodded sagely, pretending to catch his drift, while trying to work out what or who a DFE could be.

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This ability means the DFE approach is extremely flexible and allows the course designer to target specific aspects of the course design.

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Data from a study with 1480 subjects showed that folic acid intake increased by 190 g/d and total folate intake increased by 323 g dietary folate equivalents (DFE) /d.

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One DFE is defined as 1 g (microgram) of dietary folate, or 0.6 g of folic acid supplement.

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Er, what exactly is a DFE?

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The DFE measure leverages the best features of the two measures.

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He said the growth of academy schools outside local authority control meant the DFE needed a more pro-active approach to the problem.

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The DFE is intended to prevent courts from second-guessing government decisions "grounded in social, economic, and political policy" during the course of lawsuits, the appeals court said.

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