Even though there is a wide range of participation in planning tools and methods established in building legislation and used in planning practice, still there is little experience and research on the application of innovative and emerging public participation techniques, especially with the application of ICT possibilities.
We recommend (i) normalising the DegT50 values to a temperature of 12°C as this is established in biocides legislation and suggested in other regulations (REACH and medicinal products directives), and (ii) selecting the geometric mean if five or more DegT50 values are available, or a suitable value or range of DegT50 values in a WoE approach if the studies are not equally reliable.
All the information was processed and subsequently stored in an anonymous way, accomplishing the requirements established in national legislation.
Those persons who are included will be asked for their consent in writing to participate in the study and will be advised that all the data will be stored and treated anonymously, complying with the requisites established in national legislation.
"These commitments will go beyond what is already established in the EU legislation, including those on product safety".
"A few states, Alaska and Utah, have established penalties in legislation," she said.
nThe proxies MS and CR3 are closely related to thresholds established in the German antitrust legislation.
The National Health Insurance Fund NHIFF) is an autonomous institution for compulsory health insurance that was established in accordance with Bulgarian legislation.
With this in mind, the CRIS Stakeholder and Caldicott committees established, in line with U.K. legislation on data de-identification for research, a rigorous security model in which to enmesh the CRIS de-identified dataset (described in detail in the Methods section).
An Aborigines Protection (later Welfare) Board had been established in 1883, and under new legislation of 1909 and 1915 it acquired the power to legitimize the practices already followed in removing "mixed race" children from the parents, without consent, in the cause of assimilation.
