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German term or phrase:
Äquivalenz
English translation:
equivalence / risk equivalence
Added to glossary by
Nicholas Krivenko
Apr 28, 2008 16:53
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German term
Äquivalenz
German to English
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Mathematics & Statistics
ProZ Team,
I am working on a Risk Management document and I want to make sure I have this term straight.
The definition, as it appears in the document:
Ein Schaden beruht dann kausal auf bestimmten Umständen, wenn diese nicht hinweggedacht werden können, ohne das zugleich auch der Schaden entfiele.
My rough translation:
Damage is causally based on certain circumstances only if these cannot be assumed away without at the same time omitting the damage also.
Very rough, I know. Any help would be much appreciated.
Schoensten Dank!
t r e y
I am working on a Risk Management document and I want to make sure I have this term straight.
The definition, as it appears in the document:
Ein Schaden beruht dann kausal auf bestimmten Umständen, wenn diese nicht hinweggedacht werden können, ohne das zugleich auch der Schaden entfiele.
My rough translation:
Damage is causally based on certain circumstances only if these cannot be assumed away without at the same time omitting the damage also.
Very rough, I know. Any help would be much appreciated.
Schoensten Dank!
t r e y
Proposed translations
(English)
3 | equivalence / risk equivalence | Nicholas Krivenko |
4 | But-for test | Adrian MM. (X) |
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May 17, 2008 22:27: Nicholas Krivenko Created KOG entry
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equivalence / risk equivalence
would be my spontaneous guess...
EJ142015 - On the Risk-Equivalence of Two Methods of Randomization in Statistics.
EJ142015 - On the Risk-Equivalence of Two Methods of Randomization in Statistics.
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Comment: "Vielen Dank!"
1947 days
But-for test
cf. Adäquanz> proximate or non-remote causation test.
Better late than never.
Better late than never.
Example sentence:
In most cases a simple application of the \\\'but for\\\' test will resolve the question of causation in tort law.www.e-lawresources.co.uk/Causation.php
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