Sentence examples for biosecurity policy from inspiring English sources

For the use of tables in this regard we took inspiration from the '5P governance' heuristic devised by Alexander Kelle, who identified in this way potential intervention points for biosecurity policy making in SynBio (Kelle [2009]: 88).

The proposal "falls dramatically short of what is needed in order to have a really effective biosecurity policy," says Elisa Harris of the University of Maryland Center for International and Security Studies.

Although it would now apply to just a handful of potential studies, the framework "is going to raise a lot of questions and concerns among researchers," predicts microbiologist Ron Atlas of the University of Louisville in Kentucky who has worked on biosecurity policy issues for more than a decade for the American Society for Microbiology.

Moreover, Leitenberg pointed out that "the serial propagation of misinformation" about the Aum's capacity to produce lethal biological weapons continued despite the fact that classified US government evaluations of the Aum was similar to his own, and lamented the fact that US biosecurity policy was launched "on the basis of this and even greater errors" (p. 157).

While recognition is growing among ecologists that novel, invaded ecosystems have value, and while the on-the-ground application of biosecurity policies has of necessity adjusted to local contexts and other agendas, invasion biology could aid policymaking by better addressing the three complexities inherent in the three dimensions highlighted above.

Observers of the flu debate have also noted that Holdren has not played a prominent role in public discussion of the issue; his predecessor under President George W. Bush, the late John Marburger, had taken a much more public role in explaining and debating government biosecurity policies.

A rationale behind these efforts was to identify agricultural production systems and animal husbandry practices that facilitate interspecies transmission of influenza A and to improve biosecurity policies, with a focus on small-scale, low investment and subsistence farms.

This investigation clearly shows the value of accurate record-keeping on farm including the length of the breeding season, bull-to-cow details and pregnancy rates, in addition to information from bull breeding soundness evaluations, bull power, herd health and vaccination status, biosecurity policies and nutritional management.

With respect to biosecurity (the policy and regulatory framework for managing all risks associated with food, agriculture, fisheries and forestry), the forestry sector is not as advanced as some of the others (FAO 2002).

Currently working on mammalian daisy drive systems, she has a strong interest in the implications for biotechnology policy, biosecurity, and public discussions.

The idea isn't to assess specific projects, but to provide reviews of "types of experiments" as input for the NSABB's recommendations, said NIH Associate Director for Biosecurity and Biosafety Policy Amy Patterson.