Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Portuguese term or phrase:
consubstanciada
English translation:
confirmed by/backed up by/represented by/based upon
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rhandler
Jan 10, 2006 18:49
18 yrs ago
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Portuguese term
United States
Scientist / Linguist
Native in: English (Variants: US, UK) 
Works in: French to English, Italian to English, Portuguese to English, and 2 more.
consubstanciada
Portuguese to English
Medical
Law: Patents, Trademarks, Copyright
revocation of marketing rights
This is one of my ongoing projects for an AIDS drug that is distributed world wide. Here is the sentence:
XXXX, solvente para solução injectável, concedida em 14-04-2001, consubstanciada na autorização com o(s) registo(s) número(s) 623950 requereu ao XXXXX a revogação do mesmo, conforme oficio de 11/11/2005.
I know what consubstantiation means techcnically but would like your suggestions as to what is the best word to use for it here. "backed up by", "confirmed by", "along/together with", many come to mind but I am not sure of nor sastisfied with them.
I appreciate it!
XXXX, solvente para solução injectável, concedida em 14-04-2001, consubstanciada na autorização com o(s) registo(s) número(s) 623950 requereu ao XXXXX a revogação do mesmo, conforme oficio de 11/11/2005.
I know what consubstantiation means techcnically but would like your suggestions as to what is the best word to use for it here. "backed up by", "confirmed by", "along/together with", many come to mind but I am not sure of nor sastisfied with them.
I appreciate it!
Proposed translations
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| 4 | represented (by the authorization ...) |
rhandler
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| 3 +1 | based on |
Clauwolf
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represented (by the authorization ...)
The authorization materializes / confirms / backs up, etc..
Many solutions are possible, including all those presented by yourself. Hope it helps.
Many solutions are possible, including all those presented by yourself. Hope it helps.
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Comment: "You included confirms, in the sense of backs up, so I will go with your answer. Thanks so much!"
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