Sentence examples for considered as incompatible from inspiring English sources
The sentiments of Article 83c(3) mirror those of Article 5(b) of the Council's version which states that; 'further processing of data for historical, statistical or scientific purposes shall not be considered as incompatible subject to the conditions and safeguards referred to in Article 83.
Before the larvae fossil discovery the paranotal-hypothesis and the leg-exite-hypothesis have been considered as incompatible alternative explanations, which have both been supported by a set of evidences from the fossil record, comparative morphology, developmental biology and genetics.
In addition, in cases of multi-source exposure, if the sources have different isotopic compositions, the blood will be located "partway" between these sources, which may be considered as incompatible.
However, in Directive 95/46/EC there was an exemption for research, namely that further processing of data for historical, statistical or scientific purposes is not to be considered as incompatible with the original purpose as long as Member States provide appropriate safeguards.
The accessions of Finland, Sweden and Austria have shown that a State's neutrality is not considered as incompatible with taking part in the CFSP.
There is no list of BD that are considered as lethal or incompatible with life [ 10].
Animals removed at sacrifice or euthanized due to reasons not related to incompatible survival were considered as censored deaths.
If a new purpose is found incompatible, the research proposal is considered as a new project and consequently a new individual informed consent must be requested.
Prodrug strategies are generally considered as the last resort to achieve pharmaceutical/PK properties that are incompatible with a given pharmacophore.
Although perennial species tend to be self-incompatible, selfing perennials do exist, and they should be considered as primary candidates for domestication.
The making of law by custom is not incompatible with this thesis; it amounts to a positing of law by the people, considered as having a diffused authority and responsibility for their own community.
