Sentence examples for authorized substance from inspiring English sources
In the past 11 years, federal prosecutors here have authorized substance abuse treatment and other assistance for more than 100 low-level offenders as an alternative to prison sentences.
The main requirement for a reliable screening method is to detect authorized substances above the regulatory limits MRL and unauthorized at a level of MRPL; which is the minimum required performance limit, minimizing false negative results (Freitas et al. 2013).
The rationale behind such consistency checks would need to allow for different types of pharmaceuticals under evaluation – newly authorized substances, for which few studies are likely to be available, may be more prone to selective outcome reporting bias than publication bias.
In March, Ohio passed a law authorizing substance-related commitments.
Importers are not required to amend an import permit for the sole purpose of decreasing the total base weight of a controlled substance authorized to be imported.
Exporters are not required to amend an export permit for the sole purpose of decreasing the total base weight of a controlled substance authorized to be exported.
not determined aNo data available for algae; bno data available for daphnia; cno data available for fish; d authorized as active substance in the meantime.
Testing, registering and authorizing the substances would cost firms 2.3 billion euros, or $2.7 billion, over 11 years, compared with 12.6 billion euros forecast before the summer.
"I cannot account for these results, because I have never knowingly used any banned substance or authorized anyone else to administer such a substance to me," Gatlin said in the statement.
A spokesperson for the public prosecutor says that a preliminary assessment by health authorities has found that Ross was authorized to administer the substance; he declined to say how this was possible, given that 3BP is not approved.
21 U.S.C. 843 (a)(6) and (7) prohibited a person from possessing, manufacturing, distributing or importing a particular piece of common laboratory apparatus with the intent to manufacture a controlled substance or knowing that it will be used to manufacture a controlled substance not authorized by law.
