Sentence examples for a safety assessment process from inspiring English sources
A safety assessment process exists for genetically engineered crops that includes the evaluation of the expressed protein for allergenic potential.
The purpose of this paper is to present a safety assessment process modelling of a UAV by Petri Nets, that can be accepted by certifying bodies, considering the recommendations of STANAG 4671 UAV Airworthiness Requirements Specification (USAR) for analysis of fault conditions that lead to the most feared events.
The risk is correlated to the probability of failure, then to the failure rate, and it plays a fundamental role in the safety assessment process.
Post-market adverse event data are a critical component of the product safety assessment process and allows for ethical and responsive stewardship by the manufacturer for each and every item placed on the market.
These Codex guidelines indicate that the safety assessment process for a transgenic food should be conducted through comparing it with its traditional counterpart, which is generally considered as safe because of a long history of use, focusing on the determination of similarities and differences.
This publication is designed to update the RIFM safety assessment process, which follows a series of decision trees, reflecting advances in approaches in risk assessment and new and classical toxicological methodologies employed by RIFM over the past ten years.
The introduction of "omics" technologies in general, where data on large numbers of distinct molecular endpoints is generated simultaneously, has provided a number of new tools promising to improve the quality of the safety assessment process [ 11].
RMMs implemented by the manufacturer/importer during the chemical safety assessment process of substances are communicated to downstream users to ensure safe use of the substance.
In numerous safety standards, such as the aerospace ARP4754-A, the concept of Development Assurance Levels (DALs) is used to control the safety assessment process and influence the safety case.
For sectors where in vivo toxicity tests continue to be a regulatory requirement, there has been a parallel focus on how to refine studies (i.e. reduce suffering and improve animal welfare) and increase the value that in vivo data adds to the safety assessment process, as well as where to reduce animal numbers where possible.
