Researchers have seriously questioned whether a method can be considered fit-for-purpose on the basis of a 4 : 6 : X rule (Boulanger et al, 2009).
"A regulatory system which can take decades to reach a decision cannot possibly be considered fit for purpose".
There was no upper age limit, but patients needed to be considered fit for intensive AML therapy by their treating physician.
While the spinal cords and vertebra were for animal feed, who really wanted to know they were being used at all? Brains from younger animals will be considered fit for human consumption, the government says.
President Hasan Rouhani, a Mujtahid himself, is one of those who could be considered fit for the position.
Badly in need of a refit, she sailed for Brest on 20 August where her captain argued that the range of her main armament needed to be increased by 4000 m if she was to be considered fit for the battleline.
In this decision-making process, young and young-elderly patients with primary and/or intermediate CIRS stage can be considered fit for standard treatments, while old-elderly and/or secondary CIRS stage patients are not eligible for conventional treatments and should be considered for treatment modifications (dose, schedule), to properly balance safety and efficacy.
While taking proper account of natural variation amongst commercial varieties in the safety assessment of GM plants makes good sense, the methodology described by the authors is shown here to be fundamentally flawed and consequently cannot be considered fit for purpose in its current form.
Taking proper account of natural variation amongst commercial varieties in the safety assessment of GM plants makes good sense, but unfortunately the methodology described in van der Voet et al (2011) is seriously flawed and cannot be considered fit for purpose in its current form.
