Sentence examples for and in the directive from inspiring English sources

Juvenile polyps express Lhx2/9 in the aboral end of the pharynx and in the directive mesenteries.

I urge the Commission to eliminate all ambiguity and loopholes in the directive.

In juvenile polyps, Lmx mRNA has strong expression in the pharyngeal endoderm and ectoderm and weak expression in the directive mesenteries.

However, most of the important requirements relating to nature conservation and environmental protection in the Directive were not transposed in the Plant Protection Act.

The tension between economic interests and ethical considerations in the directive will continue to provoke discussion.

Hence, the EU passed the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive 2010 [15] and in the Energy Efficiency Directive 2012 stating that all public buildings by 2018 and all new buildings by 2020 must be nearly zero energy buildings.

A recent US American study examined the prevalence of advance directives and assessed the concordance between patient preferences as stated in the directive and the actual care the patient received.

Both GCP codes accept the notion of "sponsor-investigator", which only refers to an individual, thus is not applicable to non-commercial sponsors in global clinical research.> The same definition was found in the South African [ 11] and Ethiopian [ 12] GCP guidelines (where the "funder" is mentioned but not defined), and in the 2001/20/EC/EU Directive [ 13].

Informed consent is one of the key components in the Directive and the requirement of obtaining consent has been implemented in all of the above mentioned countries.

Furthermore, harmful chemicals are regulated in the toy safety Directive [29], in the Directive regarding medical devices [30], in the Directive regarding active implantable medical devices [31], in the Directive regarding in vitro diagnostic medical devices [32], and in the packaging Directive [33].

Following the Directive for power from renewable sources in 2001 and the Directive for promotion of cogeneration in 2004, Central and Eastern European countries that entered the EU in 2004, are facing ambitious targets for green power.