At the end of the study period, we observed a decrease in microbial populations of examined samples, which indicated that the knowledge of hygiene practices on the part of foodhandlers represents a critical control point, as defined by the EC Directive 93/43/EEC on Hygiene of Food Stuffs.
The study "sponsors" (as defined by the EU directive) are Glasgow University and North Glasgow University Hospital Division.
This was caused by both the centralised character of the programme and the public participation requirements being too vaguely defined by the Habitat Directive (Beunen 2006).
To begin, we consider data sharing as a form of data processing as defined by the EU Directive 95/46/EC on data protection [ 7].
The UK Clinical Research Network, launched in February 2005, has training as an important part of its remit (www.ukcrn.org.uk/index/training). 6 A 'clinical trial' is specifically defined by the EU Directive as any investigation in human subjects intended: To discover or verify the clinical, pharmacological or other pharmacodynamic effects of one or more medicinal products.
Electronic waste treatment within EU has focused on valuable metal recycling and has been defined by the EU directives.
Such districts can be identified by the presence of typical agricultural practices, as defined by the relevant EC directive, their cultural resources, their infrastructure, and the landscape.
All animals were handled in strict accordance with good animal practice as defined by the relevant international (Directive 86/609/EEC and the recommendation 2007/526/EC from European community), national (Legislative Decree 116/92 and law n.
The rules regarding civil liability, as defined by the e-commerce directive, apply.
As reported by Singh et al. [39], this reduction in GWP ensures the sustainability of coconut shell-derived producer gas as a biofuel up to 2017, as defined by the EU renewable energy directive [43].
