The phrase "above committee" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a committee mentioned earlier in the text, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The decisions made by the above committee will be implemented next month."
Alternatives: "aforementioned committee" or "previously mentioned committee".
The final thesis defense committee consists of the above committee plus two additional faculty.
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"On balance and in line with the above committee decision, the mission recommends that the property be off limits to any commercial logging, mineral exploration and extraction," it read.
Also experimental animals used in this study are kept in an animal housing facility equally certified by the above committee.
Furthermore, in 2007, the above committee performed a study regarding the destiny of the embryos coming from ART and not implantable, recalling the need for determining criteria for the ascertainment of the embryo's death, in order to make the donation of stem cells for scientific purposes possible [ 14].
The animal protocol for the present study was approved by the Animal Care and Use Committee of the Feed Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (Beijing, China), and all mice involved were cared for in accordance with the institutional guidelines from the above Committee.
This informant alleged that the above-mentioned committee was backed by the Communist Party".
The requirement for written or verbal patients' consent for this data linkage study was waived by all of the above ethics committees because existing data sources were used.
Informed consent from study participants was not required as this was routinely collected operational data and the above ethical committees waived the need for consent.
A great number of the approximately 500 advisory committees of the National Academy of Sciences NASS) and its affiliates possibly should be added to the above 1800 advisory committees as the NAS committees fall within the intent and literal definition of advisory committees under Executive Order 11007.
In light of the above, the expert committee (WHO, 1999) concluded the following: The application of "risk assessment" in the currently accepted sense is not appropriate to the toxicological assessment of foods preserved by high-dose irradiation.
